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[Red Cross hospital in Krapina, during the First world war from 1914 to 1918]
Rajko Fures1, Dubravko Habek, Drago Kozina
1Odjel ginekologije i porodništva, Opća bolnica Zabok i bolnica hrvatskih veterana, Bračak 8, 49210 Zabok. rajko.fures@kr.t-com.hr.
Abstract:
Red Cross Hospital in Krapina, during the First World War, was active from 1914 to 1918. Hospital led by Dr. Mirko Crkvenac, oriented humanist. The hospital is operated thanks to the help of municipalities and citizens. The hospital staff concern is for civilian and military victims of the First World War. Dr. Crkvenac, with the support of the City of Krapina and Mayor Vilibald Sluga, he succeeds to the organization and operation of the hospital to an enviable level. Across the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Croatian, Hospitals Red Cross, had a significant role in caring for the wounded, injured and sick soldiers and civilians. Red Cross Hospital in Krapina, is an example of a well-organized hospital in the toughest conditions. Such an organization was not simple in its implementation, and left the valuable lessons and experience.
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