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(39) Although it is unclear how successful Freud was, he can perhaps be construed as a kind of "veterinarian-philanthropist," comparable in some ways to what Adele Lindenmeyr has identified as the Russian "physician-philanthropist." Active also in the second hall of the nineteenth century, this type--exemplified by Fedor Petrovich Gaaz (Haas), a Moscow prison doctor originally from Germany--provided a "new model" for charity, applying their education, skills, and energy to compassionate endeavors, and Working pro bono.