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==History==

==History==

The Ita Wegman Clinic was [[Wikipedia:1921|1921]] founded as a [[Wikipedia:Private Clinic|Private Clinic]] "Clinical Therapeutic Institute" ("Klinisch-Therapeutisches Institut") by the physician [[Ita Wegman]] with the support of [[Rudolf Steiner]]. She acquired the Arlesheim property ''Hirsland 198'' for this purpose at the end of 1920. The institution was internationally the first and until the 1960s the only [[Anthroposophic Medicine|anthroposophic]] [[Wikipedia:hospital|hospital]] worldwide.

The Ita Wegman Clinic was [[Wikipedia:1921|1921]] founded as a [[Wikipedia:Private Clinic|Private Clinic]] "Clinical Therapeutic Institute" ("Klinisch-Therapeutisches Institut") by the physician [[Ita Wegman]] with the support of [[Rudolf Steiner]]. She acquired the Arlesheim property ''Hirsland 198'' for this purpose at the end of 1920. The institution was internationally the first and until the 1960s the only [[Anthroposophic medicine|anthroposophic]] [[Wikipedia:hospital|hospital]] worldwide.

With the participation of the company ''[[Futurum AG]]'', the [[Wikipedia:Weleda (company)|International Laboratories and Clinical-Therapeutic Institute Arlesheim AG]] was established in 1922, which remained the operator of the institution for two years until it sold the Clinical-Therapeutic Institute in 1924 to the [[Wikipedia: Goetheanum|Goetheanum]] Association in [[Wikipedia:Dornach SO|Dornach]], today's [[Wikipedia:Anthroposophical Society|General Anthroposophical Society]]. The pharmaceutical part was first renamed "Internationale Laboratorien Arlesheim AG" and in 1928 to [[Wikipedia:Weleda|Weleda]].<ref>{{Cite web |author= |url=http://www.vkti.ch/pfeffingerhof/ |title=History of the buildings Pfeffingerhof |work=Clinical Therapeutic Institute |publisher=Community Foundation Clinical Therapeutic Institute |date= |access-date=2021-09-09 |language=en}}</ref>

With the participation of the company ''[[Futurum AG]]'', the [[Wikipedia:Weleda (company)|International Laboratories and Clinical-Therapeutic Institute Arlesheim AG]] was established in 1922, which remained the operator of the institution for two years until it sold the Clinical-Therapeutic Institute in 1924 to the [[Wikipedia: Goetheanum|Goetheanum]] Association in [[Wikipedia:Dornach SO|Dornach]], today's [[Wikipedia:Anthroposophical Society|General Anthroposophical Society]]. The pharmaceutical part was first renamed "Internationale Laboratorien Arlesheim AG" and in 1928 to [[Wikipedia:Weleda|Weleda]].<ref>{{Cite web |author= |url=http://www.vkti.ch/pfeffingerhof/ |title=History of the buildings Pfeffingerhof |work=Clinical Therapeutic Institute |publisher=Community Foundation Clinical Therapeutic Institute |date= |access-date=2021-09-09 |language=en}}</ref>