Maria Ciesielska

The Doctors of the Warsaw Ghetto (eBook, ePUB)

Redaktion: Nates, Tali; Albinski, Luc; Friedman, Jeanette / Übersetzer: Krzychylkiewicz, Agata

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Based on years of archival research, 'The Doctors of the Warsaw Ghetto' is the most detailed study ever undertaken into the fate of more than 800 Jewish doctors who devoted themselves, in many cases until the day they died, to the care of the sick and the dying in the Ghetto. The functioning of the Ghetto hospitals, clinics and laboratories is explained in fascinating detail. Readers will learn about the ground-breaking research undertaken in the Ghetto as well as about the underground medical university that prepared hundreds of students for a career in medicine; a career that, in most cases, was to be cut brutally short within weeks of them completing their first year of studies.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Academic Studies Press
• Seitenzahl: 428
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. April 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781644697283
• Artikelnr.: 62281422

Autorenporträt

Dr. Maria Ciesielska is a specialist in Family Medicine and a university lecturer with a doctorate in medical history. A keen personal interest in learning more about the fate of her Jewish peers in Warsaw during the Holocaust motivated Maria to publish an award-winning book on this topic in 2017 after years of research.

For thirty years, Professor Emerita, Agata Krzychylkiewicz, lectured in Russian and European literature at the University of South Africa. A native of Poland, in 1970 she obtained an MA in Russian Philology at Wroclaw University, before emigrating to South Africa with her husband and sons in 1981. In 1999, she was awarded the degree DLitt et Phil for her thesis entitled "The Grotesque in the Works of Bruno Jasienski" (revised and published under the same title by Peter Lang [Bern], in 2006). During her academic career, Agata mainly focused on contemporary literature. She also was interested in translation theory, attempting to translate mainly short stories, several of which being published in Jewish Affairs and elsewhere. She also served as editor of the bilingual scholarly journal, Slavic Almanac.

Luc Albinski is based in Johannesburg and is the co-founder of Vantage Capital's mezzanine finance business which offers long-term, growth capital to mid-size businesses across Africa. He has recently launched an education investment platform which, in the first instance, is targeting the countries of Central & Eastern Europe. Luc has a long-standing interest in development finance. After completing his MBA at INSEAD in France, he spent time working on projects in countries such as Brazil, Gabon, Romania and Bosnia with the World Bank (IFC). Luc is passionate about entrepreneurship. Before Vantage, he established an employee-benefits business in Poland which was ultimately successfully listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Luc learnt about his Jewish origins in his early twenties. His interest in holocaust and genocide work springs from his personal history as well as from his on-the-ground involvement with a non-profit during the Bosnian conflict.

Jeanette Friedman, a member of The Society of Professional Journalists, established her own company, The Wordsmithy, Llc. in 1979. That same year, she also founded Second Generation North Jersey for sons and daughters of Holocaust survivors. At The Wordsmithy, Ms. Friedman ghostwrites, edits and publishes books, most of them Holocaust memoirs, nursing books from handwritten manuscripts to the printed page. Her own book, Why Should I Care? Lessons from the Holocaust, written with David Gold, received critical acclaim from Holocaust educators. She also trains students to interview survivors for Names Not Numbers, a middle school Holocaust Education program. Friedman served on the NJ Governor's Task Force for Holocaust Education under Gov. Tom Kean and is one of the founders of the International Network of Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors. She was a Second Generation advisor to the United States Holocaust Memorial Council and founder of an online group that exchanges information about current events, the Holocaust, character development in children and multicultural and ethnic understanding. From 1990-2004, she served as executive editor of the magazine Lifestyles. In addition to maintaining The Wordsmithy, Friedman continues her volunteer work in human rights/Holocaust education and is developing a Human Rights/Holocaust resource center for the Pocono Mountain region of Northeast Pennsylvania.

Tali Nates is the founder and director of the Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre and chair of the South African Holocaust & Genocide Foundation. She is a historian who lectures internationally on Holocaust education, genocide prevention, reconciliation and human rights. Nates has published many articles and contributed chapters to several books, among them God, Faith & Identity from the Ashes: Reflections of Children and Grandchildren of Holocaust Survivors (2015), Remembering The Holocaust in Educational Settings (2018) and Conceptualizing Mass Violence, Representations, Recollections, and Reinterpretations (2021). She won many awards including the Kia Community Service Award (South Africa, 2015), the Gratias Agit Award (2020, Czech Republic) and the Austrian Holocaust Memorial Award (2021). She was one of the founders of the Holocaust and Tutsi Genocide Survivors groups in Johannesburg. Born to a family of Holocaust survivors, her father and uncle were saved by Oskar Schindler. The rest of the family was murdered.

Inhaltsangabe

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOREWORD BY PROFESSOR MICHAEL BERENBAUM FOREWORD BY LUC ALBINSKI  PREFACE CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITY IN POLAND CHAPTER II: THE MEDICAL SYSTEM IN PRE-WAR POLAND Doctors in pre-war Poland The education of doctors in Poland Career prospects of doctors in Poland Jewish doctors in Poland CHAPTER III: JEWISH DOCTORS AND ANTI-SEMITISM BETWEEN THE WARS Anti-Semitism in Academia Anti-Semitism in the Association of Doctors of the Polish State Activities of the Association of Doctors of the Polish Republic Jews in the Warsaw Medical Society CHAPTER IV: HEALTHCARE DURING AND IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE 1939 SIEGE OF WARSAW The Czyste (Old Order) Hospital for Orthodox Jews The Bersohn and Bauman Children's Hospital The Ujazdowski Hospital The activities of the Jewish community organizations CHAPTER V: HEALTHCARE PRIOR TO THE CREATION OF THE GHETTO The Polish medical system under occupation Creation of the Judenrat The functioning of the medical chambers The activities of TOZ The Czyste Jewish Hospital The Bersohn and Bauman Children's Hospital Pharmacies Emergency services The threat of labor camps Treatment of Jewish converts CHAPTER VI: HEALTHCARE AFTER THE SEALING OF THE WARSAW GHETTO The doctors in the Ghetto Activities of the Judenrat's Health Department The fight against epidemics TOZ activities after the sealing of the Warsaw Ghetto Emergency services The Czyste Jewish Hospital The Bersohn and Bauman Children's Hospital The hospital at 109 Leszno Street Pharmacies The Chemical and Bacteriological Institute Medical care for the Jewish Police The prisons Christian Convert Doctors Mental health in the Ghetto The threat of labor camps CHAPTER VII: THE GREAT DEPORTATION (GROSSAKTION) Events leading to the Great Deportation The murder of Dr. Franciszek Raszeja Hostage taking The Great Deportation Czyste Jewish Hospital The General Hospital on Stawki Street Doctors during the Great Deportation Pharmacists during the Great Deportation Doctors in the Jewish Police during the Deportation CHAPTER VIII: HEALTHCARE AFTER THE GREAT DEPORTATION The Hospital on 6-8 G
sia Street Doctors after the Great Deportation Nurses after the Great Deportation Pharmacists after the Great Deportation Emergency Services after the Deportation The Fate of the G
sia Street Hospital CHAPTER IX: THE GHETTO UPRISING AND ITS AFTERMATH The last hospital in the Ghetto The fate of Jewish doctors after the Deportation CHAPTER X: RESISTANCE BY THE MEDICAL FRATERNITY The underground medical school The Blum-Bielicka School of Nursing Studies in Hunger Disease Studies in Typhus CHAPTER XI: CONCLUSION ANNEXURE I: LIST OF JEWISH DOCTORS WHO WERE ARRESTED AND HELD HOSTAGE IN 1940 FOLLOWING ANDRZEJ KOTT'S ESCAPE FROM THE GESTAPO ANNEXURE II: LIST OF NON-ARYAN DOCTORS IN WARSAW FROM THE ARCHIVES OF THE JEWISH HISTORICAL INSTITUTE ANNEXURE III: LIST OF JEWISH DOCTORS WORKING AND LIVING IN WARSAW IN 1940-1942 ANNEXURE IV: THE DOCTORS MOVED FROM THE WARSAW GHETTO TO THE
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GHETTO IN 1941/42 ANNEXURE V: SCHEDULE OF PHARMACIES OVERSEEN BY THE PHARMACY DEPARTMENT OF THE JUDENRAT ANNEXURE VI: A LIST OF PHARMACIES OVERSEEN BY THE PHARMACY DEPARTMENT OF THE JUDENRAT IN THE GHETTO IN SEPTEMBER 1942. ANNEXURE VII: DOCTORS SAVING JEWS IN WARSAW IN 1939-1945 ANNEXURE VIII: PHOTOGRAPHS OF SELECTED DOCTORS AND NURSES INDEX

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