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Dr. Max Winternitz. (1900-1952) Sad news reached us from Czechoslovakia about the death of Dr. Max Winternitz on September 20th, 1952. He had been suffering from coronary insufficiency and died rather suddenly during a vacation in his beloved Tatra mountains. Max Winternitz was born in Prague on June 11th, 1900, a son of Moritz Winternitz who was well known for his research in Sanskrit literature. He graduated from the Medical School of the German University in Prague and soon became first assistant at the First Medical University Clinic where he developed an outstanding department of electrocardiography. He spent World War II in England and later returned to Czechoslovakia where he became chief of a large department of internal medicine