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were no longer being financially supported by photoengravers and lithographers of Munich and discontinued, the rooms being taken over by the motion picture department. In 1928 the institution was nationalised as the
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Professor Hans Spörl, an author of photography books for amateurs as well as on advanced technique and materials, succeeded
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the training facility was founded as an initiative of the South German
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the government took over the school on 1 July 1921 and a department was added for the teaching of motion picture technique under
Professor Konrad Wolter. By 1924, facilities for
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in 1951 with an accompanying photo book. Wolfgang Reisewitz, also a founding member, studied at the institution contemporaneously with Keetman, during 1947-8.
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