Peter Thullen
Peter Thullen (24 August 1907 in
Academic career
He studied under
International career
In 1952 he left Latin America for Switzerland where he worked at the International Labour Organization. After he retired from the ILO, he went on to teach at the University of Fribourg. He considered returning to Germany at times, but had difficulty securing a position and regaining German citizenship.
Personal life
Peter Thullen was an enthusiastic
After marriage, he moved to Quito, Ecuador with his wife. At the time he left for Ecuador he did not even know where Quito was located. His five children were all born during his stay in Ecuador.[3]
He would later disapprove of the post-war regime of Konrad Adenauer as he felt it retained some of the "ills" of German nationalism.[4]
References
- Thullen, Peter (1931), "Zu den Abbildungen durch analytische Funktionen mehrerer komplexer Veraenderlichen Die Invarianz des Mittelpunktes von Kreiskoerpern", Mathematische Annalen, 104: 244–259, S2CID 121072397
- S2CID 124324696
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