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Andrei Petrovich Dobroslavin

Dobroslavin

also: Доброславин, Доброславина

Andrei Petrovich Dobroslavin (1842-1889), pioneering Russian hygienist and epidemiologist, founder of Russia's first chair of hygiene at the Military Medical Academy; Chekhov reports his death from typhoid fever with grim irony -- one of the era's fiercest enemies of infectious disease killed by one.

Mentioned in 2 works (2 mentions)

To A. S. Suvorin, 7 December 1889. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
Sakhalin Island Nonfiction · 1 mention

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