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1988 (Vervaardig)
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Dr. Bronislawa J. Wygodzka Was Born in Warsaw, Poland, on Christmas eve, 1922, the daughter of Marek Wygodzki and Maria Wygodzka. During the war she met her husband, Stefan Lipski, and worked with him in a military division in the Polish underground army (AK, Armja Krajowa). She was trained as a sanitary nurse in hospitals while at the same time she took medical classes in the Warsaw ghetto underground medical school. After the war she went to Lodz with her husband, attended the University of Lodz and obtained her MD degree. She died in Warsaw on April 7, 1996.
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File consists of a transcript and an audio cassette of an oral history interview with Bronislawa J. Wygodzka conducted by Charles Roland in New York City on January 8, 1988.
Topics cover Bronislawa’s life and family before the war; life in the ghetto in Sliska; the Roman Catholic Church and the pope in the ghetto; experience of being in a military division and her role as a sanitary nurse; experience in Zielaniak; experience of being sent to a transitory camp in Pruszkow after the Uprising broke out in August 1944; escaping from Pruszkow to Blonie; discussions about the underground medical school, including learning conditions, resources and equipment, courses, and chief professors in the school. Attached at the end of the transcript is a document about the Sanitary Preparatory Course for Combatting Epidemics approved by the Jewish council in Warsaw Board of Health.
Also contained is a portrait of Bronislawa taken at time of the interview.
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