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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
HEALTH SECTION
EPIDEMICL0GICAL INTELLIGENCE
EPIDEMICS IN RUSSIA SINCE 1914
REPORT
TO THE
HEALTH COMMITTEE OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
BY
PROFESSOR L. TARASSEVITCH
(MOSCOW)
PART II.
CHOLERA - PLAGUE - ENTERIC FEVER - DYSENTERY
INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN CHILDREN
OTHER INFECTIONS - FAMINE AND DEPOPULATION.
GENEVA
OCTORER 1922

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Epidemics in Russia since 1914
DescriptionReport to the Health Committee of the League of Nations. Part 2 / by L. Tarassévitch.
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