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Health care in the Vilna ghetto

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Vilna differed from the other disease-ridden ghettos - no major epidemics and virtually no deaths could be attributed to starvation. Within certain limits, the health services came close to being adequate for the needs of the inmate population. This was due in part to the 130 well-trained Jewish doctors

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