Traer Physician Spent Years as Soviet Prisoner
Dr Robert Sponner, a 46 year old surgeon who recently settled in Clutter, recounts three years as a prisoner in Odessa after serving as chief and field hospital surgeon in Austria during World War I. He details Soviet hospital control by servants, severed authority for surgeons, and pay of 8000 rubles monthly. He later faced dispossession of his Austrian property before moving to America.
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Traer
Russia
Austria
Robert Sponner
Clutter
Sponner
Odessa
Black Sea
Spanner
Department of Public Health
Romanoff Czar
Dr. Sponner
Versailles
Vienna
America
Dr. Spanner
Medical Training and Career of Dr Sponner in Europe
The article recalls Dr Sponner who studied at the University of Vienna and pursued postgraduate work in clinics for skin diseases, surgery, obstetrics, and other fields. It notes his early career leading the miners hospital after several months of varied clinical experiences in Europe.
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Sponner
University of Vienna
Miner's Hospital
Woman’s hospital first assistant and long service basket
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Edmund Little
Laconia
N. H
Laconia Saings Bank
Uso Vien
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