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1915 Serbian Typhus Epidemic Administering Angels Angela Bowen Potter IUPUI WIMPS Presentation September 30 2014 Kathleen Burke Scottish Womens Hospital Administering Angels Administering Angel ID: 932529

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International response to the 1915 Serbian Typhus Epidemic

Administering Angels

Angela Bowen Potter

IUPUI- WIMPS Presentation

September 30, 2014

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Kathleen BurkeScottish Women's HospitalAdministering Angels

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Administering Angel

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Angels of Mercy

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Organized Women

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Typhus Epidemic 1915

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Administering Angels In Action

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International Humanitarian Response to Typhus

First Missions

3 Plans developed

Typhus Defeated

Retreat of Missions

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Serbia Typhus Epidemic 1915International Humanitarian Relief Project

Conference PaperDigital MapDigital Timeline

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Serbia 1914

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The Balkan Campaigns 1914

2

nd

Balkan

Campaign

December 1914

1

st

Balkan

Campaign

July 1914

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Allied View of Serbia

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Serbian Red Cross

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1914 Efforts

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1914 British EffortsFlora SandesBritish Volunteer with Mrs.

Grujic 9/1914

First SRF Assistance 11/1914

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Serbian relief Fund

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British Red Cross in SerbiaBRX in Skopje, 1915

BRX in Skopje, 1915

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American Red Cross

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Typhus “Raise it’s Ugly Head”December 1914

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Typhus Cases January-march 1915

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Typhus EpidemicNew Discoveries

Typhus

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“the gravity of the Situation”January 1915

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Russian Images of Typhus

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Scottish women’s Hospitals: “send us where we are most needed”January 1915

Telegraph, January 1915

Fundraising, January 1915

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Valjevo “Sort the Living From the Dead”

Emily Simmons, ARC

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French Missions

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Developing a Coordinated Plan?1. Skopje Plan- February 1915

British Red Cross, Serbian Relief Fund and Serbian Civilian GovernmentMedical and Public Health Missions2. RAMC Plan- February 1915British Royal Army Medical Corps, British Government and Serbian MilitaryPublic Health & Education

3. Paris Plan- March 1915French, American and British Red Crosses and governmentDivide Serbia into districts, with American and Brattish sectors

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Skopje Plan- February 1915Dr. Katherine McPhail, SWH

British Red Cross, Serbian Relief Fund and Serbian Civilian GovernmentMedical and Public Health Missions

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Berry Mission

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RAMC Plan- February 1915British Royal Army Medical Corps, British Government and Serbian Military Public Health &

Education

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RAMC Plan- February 1915

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Scottish Women’s HospitalsDr. Elise Inglis

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Serbian Relief FundMarch 1915

Claire Stobart

First Field Flying Hospital

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Serbian Sanitary Relief CommissionAmerican red Cross and Rockefeller Foundation

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French meetingMarch, 30 1915

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March 30, 1915

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April 1915

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SWH

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Summer 1915

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Public Health Education

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Fall 1915Before

After

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Fall 1915

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November & December 1915- retreat

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Retreat

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In SerbiaRemembering the Epidemic

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Remembering the EpidemicSWH

SRF

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ConclusionsEarly example of a large scale international humanitarian effort.

Mission advanced the state of medical research and type of response to epidemics. Used later in the war. Missions developed a new format of combining medical missions with public health efforts.

Response built broader commitments to the Serbian Front.Demonstrated that women could serve on the front lines as doctors and nurses.

Analysis of the administration of the efforts show the role of World War I in the way relief administered. Shows the need of a lead agency to coordinate the effort.

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New Administering Angel?Ernest Bicknell

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Administering Angel

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