Austro-Hungarian military medical care - exhibitions on the centennial anniversary of the Isonzo Front
Abstract
This year, the centennial anniversary of the Isonzo Front outbreak is being remembered. Among many exhibitions to commemorate the beginning of the greatest conflict in the Slovenian territory, a photography collection of the Austro-Hungarian military medicine was presented in the Faculty of Medicine and the University Medical Centre Ljubljana. In words and pictures, the accents of the medical activities of that time were described.
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