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Excerpt from My Diary in Serbia: April 1, 1915-Nov, 1, 1915We had the following tents: one for X-ray, opera ting theatre one to receive the patients a large mess tent for patients and one for staff, one for linen laundry, two kitchens - one for patients and one for staff, dispensary, food stores, a recreation tent for the staff, and one for the doctors then there were lavatory and bath tents, the rest were wards and for the staff to sleep in. ...

Volunteer British nurses on the Eastern Front Despite the obvious tragedy of the First World War, it provided, as great conflicts invariably do, the catalyst for change in many aspects of European life. By no means the least of these was that it necessitated large numbers of men and women of the protagonist nations to take an active part in the war. In England, this elevated the status of women, gave them new rights and led to social and polit...

Volunteer British nurses on the Eastern Front Despite the obvious tragedy of the First World War, it provided, as great conflicts invariably do, the catalyst for change in many aspects of European life. By no means the least of these was that it necessitated large numbers of men and women of the protagonist nations to take an active part in the war. In England, this elevated the status of women, gave them new rights and led to social and polit...

Excerpt from My Diary in Serbia: April 1, 1915-Nov, 1, 1915 We had the following tents: one for X-ray, opera ting theatre one to receive the patients a large mess tent for patients and one for staff, one for linen laundry, two kitchens - one for patients and one for staff, dispensary, food stores, a recreation tent for the staff, and one for the doctors then there were lavatory and bath tents, the rest were wards and for the staff to sleep in...

Brave Serbia has not been forgotten in her hour of need by the women of England. For the Women's Imperial Service League, with Mrs. St. Clair Stobart as directress, went out to Serbia under the ægis of the Serbian Relief Fund, after arduous work out in Antwerp and after at Cherbourg. Mrs. Stobart decided that ours should be a Field Hospital owing to typhus and other fever raging in the country." Written in 1915, this work contains a wealth of ...