Doctors

Barutczew Suren Konstantynowicz
Gabriel (Gabryel) Franciszek
Hett Otto
Jaskulski (Jaskólski) Witold
Kondrat Jerzy
Konajko Nikołaj
Kosibowicz Tadeusz
Muriłłow Nikołaj Nikołajewicz
Nosacz Iwan Sawilewicz
Ostaszewski Antoni
Szyszkin W. D.
Truszkowski Jarosław


Nearly all prisoners suffered from stomach aches and dyspepsia. The orderlies and paramedics were then requested to administer the “thick cream”. It was white clay suspended in water, the only medication found in abundance at the camp. The patients were eager to take it as it provided a brief sense of satiation. (…) The field hospital where 1,250 severely wounded and sick patients were treated, received an allotment of 150 pills of albucide, prontosil and steptocid per month.

Suren Konstantynowicz Barutczew, MD

Assistant personnel, clerks and translators

Bliszcz
Bochenek Leon
Bosyk Jan
Budzyń Tadeusz
Fitter Zygmunt
Gacki Henryk
Gałczyński Kazimierz
Gdula Piotr
Kulesza Czesław
Makowski Piotr
Olech Józef
Pasternak Henryk
Pilar Andrzej
Poniatowski Stanisław
Radziwiłł Krzysztof
Stecki Wiesław


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05. Field hospital