David Hilbert and his Mathematical Work

Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 50 (9):612--654 (1944)
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original Weyl, Hermann (1944) "David Hilbert and His Mathematical Work". Journal of Symbolic Logic 9(4):98-98

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