Lecture on the challenges of health care after the war

Lecture on the challenges of health care after the war

On Sunday, September 29th, an informative lecture about medical care in the city triangle during the last days of the Second World War will take place in the Upper Palatinate Folklore Museum. Dr. Thomas Barth, city archivist of Burglengenfeld, Teublitz and Maxhütte-Haidhof, will shed light on the challenges that the population was faced with during this difficult time from 6 p.m.

The post-war period was marked by enormous difficulties. People suffered from shortages of supplies, hunger and poor hygienic conditions, which led to a variety of diseases. The situation was particularly tense in the city triangle as the medical infrastructure was severely overloaded. Dr. In his lecture, Barth will address the dramatic circumstances that shaped health care in this region.

Insights into the past

Dr. Barth will not only address the general challenges of healthcare, but will also address specific aspects such as the treatment of war disabled people, refugees and former concentration camp prisoners. These groups were particularly affected and needed urgent medical attention. The lecture promises to provide a deep insight into the conditions at the time and show how the people in Burglengenfeld tried to deal with the adverse circumstances.

The lecture is part of the exhibition "Health. 70 Years of Burglengenfeld Hospital" and offers visitors the opportunity to learn more about the history of medical care in the region. Admission is just one euro, which makes it easier to access this important topic.

For anyone interested, this is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the challenges and fight for better health conditions in one of the most difficult times in history. Dr. With his knowledge and passion for history, Barth is sure to give a captivating lecture.