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["AN UNFINISHED SYMPHONY": MEDICINE DURING THE WARSAW GHETTO UPRISING]
Miriam Offer1, Tessa Chelouche2, Hadas Shasha-Lavsky3
1Western Galilee College, Holocaust Studies Program.
Introduction:
This year marks the anniversary of the 80th year of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (1943 -2023), a very important and significant turning point in the history of the Holocaust. The Uprising is not the only demonstration of courage and strength, in rebelling against the brutal Nazi oppressor: there was another form of intellectual and spiritual resistance in the ghetto - medical resistance. Physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals resisted. Not only did they provide very diverse and dedicated medical assistance to the ghetto residents, but they went beyond their professional duties in initiating research on Hunger Diseases and in founding a clandestine medical school. The medical work in the Warsaw Ghetto is a symbol of the victory of the human spirit.
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