Life and scientific achievements of Pasteur (1910)

Movie №68078, 4 parts, Duration: 0:34:15 B/W

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France.

French scientist Pasteur was born in 1822 in the small town of Dol-du-Jura.

A panorama of the town, houses by the river, a cathedral, a narrow street, a driver unloading from a cart.

A dramatization of the life of the Pasteur family.

The headmaster of the school in Abois convinces Pasteur's father to give his son a higher education.

Pasteur is a teenager, Pasteur is a student studying the structure of crystals.

Strasbourg, where Pasteur receives a scientific assignment.

View of the city.

In 1954, Pasteur is a professor in the city of Lille.

Pasteur teaches students.

Pasteur's experiments with bacteria began with the phenomenon of fermentation.

Pasteur and his students study the processes of decay.

There is mold in the vessel.

Pasteur proved that as a result of the activity of bacteria, the corpses of animals and plants rot and turn into simple nitrogenous substances that serve as valuable fertilizer for the fields.

Pasteur's experiments with bacteria helped the English scientist Lister introduce antiseptics/disinfection/into surgical operations

Keywords

France, science, personalities, Cathedral, river, students, education, medicine

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In 1962, Pasteur was elected a member of the French Academy of Sciences.

Members of the Academy at the table.

French winemakers suffered great losses from vinegar fermentation, which grape wine was subjected to.

Winemakers roll huge barrels into the yard.

Pasteur, after lengthy experiments, found that to prevent vinegar fermentation, wine must be heated to 50-60 degrees / pasteurization - heating to destroy microbes /.

Pasteur's experiment with hop wort to obtain beer.

Mulberry tree / mulberry /, the leaves of which are fed to silkworms.

In France, the death of worms from special bacteria that appeared on their bodies was observed.

Pasteur's invention for determining the disease.

Landscape with mulberry trees.

Factory processing of silk cocoons.

Women clean the cocoons.

Weaving machines, threads, yarn, fabric go

Keywords

France, science, personalities, agriculture, light industry, women

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France.

Pasteur's subsequent experiments were aimed at combating anthrax, which destroyed livestock in large quantities.

Sheep are lying on the ground.

Anthrax microbe under a microscope.

Pasteur used vaccine injections / weakened anthrax poison / on rams.

A veterinarian gives an injection to rams.

The animals with vaccinations are alive.

Chicken cholera.

Chickens are lying down.

If a chicken is vaccinated with a vaccine, it will remain healthy.

For his achievements in science, Pasteur was awarded the Order of the Legion of Honor

Keywords

France, science, pets, birds, personalities, awarding, awards

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France.

Pasteur is working on the problem of treating rabies.

A rabbit is placed on the table and tied up.

The doctor injects rabies poison into the spinal cord.

Ins.: the first experience of using a vaccine on a boy bitten by a rabid dog.

The experiment was successful.

A queue to see a doctor for a vaccination.

The outpatient clinic of the Pasternak Institute in Paris.

A doctor injects patients with rabies vaccines into their stomachs.

Pasteur's students prepare a vaccine against diphtheria, poisonous snakes.

Pasteur died in 1895 and was buried in his institute.

Pasteur's crypt

Keywords

France, science, pets, population, personalities

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