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Prof. Aronack was the stage name of Dr. Aaron Ackermann, a urologist in Rio de Janeiro. | '''Prof. Aronack''' (1901-?) was the stage name of '''Dr. Aaron Ackermann''', a urologist in Rio de Janeiro. | ||
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| Prof. Aronack | |
| Born | June 26, 1901 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
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| Died | ? |
| Nationality | Brazilian |
Prof. Aronack (1901-?) was the stage name of Dr. Aaron Ackermann, a urologist in Rio de Janeiro.
Biography
He worked as a professional magician from 1910 to 1930 prior to becoming a physician.[1]
Ackermann was the founding President of the Colegio Brasileiro de Magicos in 1963. [2]
He published a column in one of the largest papers in Brazil, Correio daMartha, under the head 'Tricks and Illusions' ", where he wrote the biographies of magician who has performed in Brazil. [3]
He was also a member of the I.B.M..[4]
Books
- Segredos daMagia (1934)
- O Magico das Salas (1949)