Lessons from the enemy : how Germany cares for her war disabled

Mcdill John Rich 1860-

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L M V34-3',,. R. McDILL, FA.C.S.M.D.,JOHN S. ARMYMEDICAL RESERVE CORPS, U.MAJOR, Illustrates LEA & FEBIGER PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK 1918 M JAUHAM RA^ l " Fas est et ab hoste doceri Copyright LEA & FEBIGER 1918 GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT IS MADE OF THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND ASSISTANCE 01SUBSTANTIAL WALTER STERN,MAJOR Q.M.R.C. WITHOUT WHOSE AID THE PREPARATION THISOF MAN! WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE S>k &s f~xt :! FOREWORD. Having had for medical service in this waropportunities in selectedand IEngland, France, Germany, Austria, finally as the most one in which ourGermany interesting field, had had no medical and the onearmy military observers, medico-about which the least had been written on the and volunteer the side from which,military nursing side, to the of Germanmuch-vauntedaccording efficiency a deal be learned.methods, great might An American Committee of NewPhysicians' Expeditions York towas to send unitsorganized independent hospital the Central Powers. I the of aaccepted directorship unit which was financed aby German, Austro-Hungarian of Before at the of theSociety, Chicago. sailing, suggestion to with President neu-Wilson's,Surgeon-General, comply I lieutenantcommission astrality proclamation, resigned my in the Medical Reserve with the thatCorps understanding I would be recommissioned on return. Weimmediately my arrived in firston were6; assignedGermany June 17, 191 to Coblenz on the Rhine and after one month to Fortress Graudenz in the East.

Sujets

• World War
• Réhabilitation
• Germany
• Medicine

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 7
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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k &s f~xt :! FOREWORD. Having had for medical service in this waropportunities in selectedand IEngland, France, Germany, Austria, finally as the most one in which ourGermany interesting field, had had no medical and the onearmy military observers, medico-about which the least had been written on the and volunteer the side from which,military nursing side, to the of Germanmuch-vauntedaccording efficiency a deal be learned.methods, great might An American Committee of NewPhysicians' Expeditions York towas to send unitsorganized independent hospital the Central Powers. I the of aaccepted directorship unit which was financed aby German, Austro-Hungarian of Before at the of theSociety, Chicago. sailing, suggestion to with President neu-Wilson's,Surgeon-General, comply I lieutenantcommission astrality proclamation, resigned my in the Medical Reserve with the thatCorps understanding I would be recommissioned on return. Weimmediately my arrived in firston were6; assignedGermany June 17, 191 to Coblenz on the Rhine and after one month to Fortress Graudenz in the East." />

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Lessons from the Enemy
CARES FORHOW GERMANY
HER WAR DISABLED
BY
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R. McDILL, FA.C.S.M.D.,JOHN
S. ARMYMEDICAL RESERVE CORPS, U.MAJOR,
Illustrates
LEA & FEBIGER
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
1918M JAUHAM RA^
l "
Fas est et ab hoste doceri
Copyright
LEA & FEBIGER
1918