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- 1/ 17 Ujazdowski Hospital in Warsaw. 1925
- 2/ 17 Ujazdowski Hospital in Warsaw. 1925
- 3/ 17 Hospital of St. Zyty in Krakow. 1929
- 4/ 17 Hospital in Krakow 1943
- 5/ 17 Hospital in Krakow. 1943
- 6/ 17 Children’s Hospital in Warsaw. 1945 – 1955
- 7/ 17 Children’s Hospital in Warsaw. 1945 – 1955
- 8/ 17 Children’s Hospital in Warsaw. 1945 – 1955
- 9/ 17 Hospital of the Order of St. Jan Grandego in Krakow. 1937
- 10/ 17 Hospital of the Order of St. Jan Grandego in Krakow. 1937
- 11/ 17 Hospital of the Order of St. Jan Grandego in Krakow. 1937
- 12/ 17 Provincial Communal Psychiatric Hospital in Chełm. 1936
- 13/ 17 Hospital for the Nervous and Mentally Ill in Kobierzyn. 1927
- 14/ 17 Hospital for the Nervous and Mentally Ill in Kobierzyn. 1927
- 15/ 17 Hospital for the Nervous and Mentally Ill in Kobierzyn. 1927
- 16/ 17 The room of the prison hospital. Penal prison in Wiśnicz. 1928
- 17/ 17 A representative of the International Red Cross, Ronald Marti, visits the injured in a Polish military hospital. 1940
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- There is a kind of transition state between death and life
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Ujazdowski Hospital is the oldest and largest military hospital in Poland, established around 1792. It was dissolved in January 1945.
Platoon leader Janusz Dopierało on the hospital bed and Chief Kobylański in the armchair. A plate with medical recommendations is visible by the platoon’s bedside.
Doctor and support staff during surgery.
Preparation for surgery. An instrumentalist with tools at the operating table.
Operating room. Medical staff are visible at the table.
Treatment room. Visible child lying on the table, medical staff standing around the table.
A hospital room, children in bed eating their meals.
The interior of the laboratory.
ENT office.
Dentist office.
Empty kids bedroom. Visible hospital staff.
Sick people in the dining room while eating. The hospital director, doc. Dr. med. Juliusz Morawski (in an apron).
Women’s ward bedroom interior.
The interior of the church located on the premises of the hospital. Visible altar and frescoes by Jan Bukowski, painted in 1925.
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