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The Austro-Hungarian military medical service in the First World War. Work comprising 2 volumes (14/1 and 14/2) from the series "Military History Dissertations". In 1914, it was not yet possible to imagine the dimensions that this war would take on. One of these dimensions was that the Imperial and Royal Army mobilised over eight million soldiers. The dimensions included the fact that the Imperial and Royal Army mobilised over eight million soldiers and that everyone ran the risk of being wounded, falling or coming to harm in some other way. It is also part of the history of this war that tens of thousands of people tried to help the war victims, that completely new methods of treatment had to be developed and that the injuries to body and soul reached a hitherto unknown extent. To describe all this meticulously is the aim of this study. It tells of the healthy and the sick, the wounded and the dead, doctors and helpers, heroes and cripples.
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- Biwald, B.
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- Von Helden und Krüppeln
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- Paperback, 16 pages with b/w illustrations. Together 688 pages
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- new
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