Edgar Snow photograph of Chinese Communist bandit nurses, 1936
Dates
- Creation: 1936
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Open for public research.
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Extent
1 photograph : black and white ; 16 x 16 cm
Language of Materials
English
Other Finding Aids
Item- and file-level inventory available online.http://files.lib.byu.edu/ead/XML/MSS2219.xml
General
Former item number 3096.
General
Note on verso: "81. 'BANDIT NURSES'. At the Reds' base hospital, near Yu Wong Pao, Ninghsia Province, there are some 200 youthful nurses, half boys, organized and trained from the natives of the Red districts by the Young Communist League. Despite the previously backward economy of the districts now held by the Reds in China's Northwest, public health and hospitalisation have made rapid progress. 'Medical schools' have been established in Shensi, Kansu and Ninghsia, where nurses such as these are given six months intensive training in hygiene, sanitation, first-aid and epidemic-control, by the Red Army's competent staff of foreign-trained doctors. The soviets make some of their own medicines from locally produced ingredients, but mostly they depend on supplies captured from Kuomintang armies or imported, through their own efficient system of 'blockade-runners', from places like Shanghai and Peiping. Photo by Edgar Snow."
Genre / Form
Geographic
Repository Details
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