In this city, the Pépinière and Charité hospitals pioneered modern autopsies as part of its university medical school. After the outbreak of one war, Emil du Bois-Reymond (“BWA ray-MOND”) controversially claimed that a university in this city was the “bodyguard” of its ruling dynasty. Bureaucrats were trained at an “Oriental Seminary” in this city before postings to colonial Cameroon. Starting in 1810, a comparative (-5[1])linguist and education administrator pioneered his eponymous (-5[1])model of university organization in this city, which combines research and teaching. An “Enlightened despot” built a palace on the outskirts of this (-5[1])capital (10[1])city (-5[2])with a name meaning “without worries,” or Sanssouci (-5[1])(“SAWN-soo-SEE”). For 10 points, Humboldt University (10[1])is located in what city, the former capital of Prussia? (10[1])■END■ (10[3]0[3])