islahana – turkish city hospital or not?
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Abstract
After the liberation of Nis from the Turks there were three medical institutions: two of them were military hospitals (next to The Skull Tower and on the very road to Leskovac) and Islahana, situated on the very spot where the grammar school “Stevan Sremac “ is situated today. Islahana was founded by Midhad Pasha. Its role varied through time: educational, medical and trade. It is very unlikely that it served the needs of the Serbian population at the time.
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| Authors | ;Misa Zivic;Sasa Zivic;Misko Zivic;Rade R Babic |
| Journal | İşletme araştırmaları dergisi |
| Year | 2007 |
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