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 Don Mises, el director del recién establecido Instituto de Matemáticas Aplicadas de la Universidad de Berlín (hoy Universidad Humboldt de Berlín).

Y seis años después, a la edad de 34 años, Geiringer ya era más que una asistente: se convirtió en la primera profesora "Privadozent" de la universidad.

Era la primera mujer en Alemania que lograba ese cargo en matemáticas aplicadas.

Geiringer, que aparece aquí durante su época en Wheaton College en Massachusetts, fue la primera profesora de mate...   Escribe el resto del artículo. <end_of_turn>
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He put into effect a series of laws to deprive Jews of their rights. One of these prohibited "non-Aryans" from holding positions in government institutions. Along with hundreds of other Jewish intellectuals, Geiringer lost his position at the university.

Together with her daughter Magda, the result of Geiringer's marriage to another mathematician that ended in divorce, Hilda needed to leave. After a brief stay in Brussels, she moved to Istanbul with her daughter.

At that time the president of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, was instituting national reforms to modernize the country and education in the post-independence period from the Ottoman Empire.

This included hosting some 200 German academics, including von Mises and Geiringer. Von Mises was appointed chair of mathematics at the newly founded Istanbul University, and Geiringer became a professor on a five-year contract.

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, here in 1926, carried out reforms that included hosting 200 German scholars in Turkey, including Geiringer.

Geiringer prospered in Istanbul. There she pursued multiple branches of research, publishing 19 articles in English and even a calculus manual in Turkish.

She also conducted groundbreaking research in probability theory and Mendelian genetics by setting up recursive equations to study the distribution of genotypes and blood types.

But this job also collapsed. Turkish professors began to replace Jewish refugees at the university and Geiringer was one of those replaced.

Her contract was not renewed and von Mises did not want to stay at the university without her. Her situation became more precarious when Ataturk died in 1938. With him disappeared many of the protections and reforms that Jewish refugees enjoyed. Feeling no longer safe, Geiringer and von Mises left the country.

Their target was the United States where scientists like Albert Einstein and Oswald Veblen tried to find a place for their...<end_of_turn><eos>