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[ARMENIAN DOCTORS DURING IST WORLD WAR].
Yeni Tip Tarihi Arastirmalari = the New History of Medicine Studies
|February 8, 2019
Summary
Armenian doctors served bravely in World War I, with 32 Armenian physicians among the 215 doctors who died. Their wartime experiences are documented through memoirs, highlighting their significant contributions and sacrifices.
Area of Science:
- Medical History
- World War I Studies
- Armenian Diaspora Studies
Background:
- The participation of minority groups in WWI is a critical area of historical research.
- Understanding the roles and sacrifices of specific communities, such as Armenians, provides deeper insights into the war's impact.
Observation:
- Data indicates that 215 doctors died during WWI, with 75 being non-Muslim and 32 of those being Armenian.
- A memorial tablet from 1920 commemorates Beirut American College graduates, including Armenian doctors, who perished in the war.
Findings:
- Armenian doctors were significantly represented among the medical casualties of WWI.
- Memoirs offer firsthand accounts of Armenian physicians' experiences and contributions during the conflict.
Implications:
- This research underscores the substantial, yet often overlooked, role of Armenian medical professionals in WWI.
- Preserving these narratives is crucial for a comprehensive understanding of medical history and the Armenian experience during the war.
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