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Manual of Geography
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Intermediate classes in public and private schools
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11825 The Botteri Family, 1934
(9 May 1912, Zagreb – 19 January 1973, Zagreb)
Parents: Dr Ivan Hugo Botteri and Emma (Ema) Carolina Luigia de Dominis.
Botteri, Ivan Hugo, Croatian internist (Split, 5 August 1876 – Zagreb, 17 February 1963).
He graduated in medicine in 1901 in Vienna. From 1902 he worked as a hospital physician in Zadar, and from 1910 in Šibenik. Between 1934 and 1936 he headed the internal department of the Foundation Hospital, and from 1936 to 1951 he was the head of the Internal Medicine Clinic in Zagreb; full professor at the Faculty of Medicine.
One of the founders of modern internal medicine in Croatia, he authored the first Croatian textbook of internal medicine (six editions published between 1940 and 1962). He particularly studied allergy to the echinococcus antigen (the Casoni–Botteri reaction).
Nada Woger (née Pezel) (1915 – 1993, City Cemetery of Rab).
Address: Demetrova 3, Zagreb (Ivana Fischer).
Citation:
Botteri, Ivan Hugo. Croatian Encyclopedia, online edition. Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography.
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🇮🇹 Versione italiana
11825 Famiglia Flora Botteri, 1934
(9 maggio 1912, Zagabria – 19 gennaio 1973, Zagabria)
Genitori: Dr Ivan Hugo Botteri e Emma (Ema) Carolina Luigia de Dominis.
Botteri, Ivan Hugo, internista croato (Spalato, 5 agosto 1876 – Zagabria, 17 febbraio 1963).
Si laureò in medicina nel 1901 a Vienna. Dal 1902 lavorò come medico ospedaliero a Zara, e dal 1910 a Sebenico. Dal 1934 al 1936 fu direttore del reparto di medicina interna dell’Ospedale della Fondazione, e dal 1936 al 1951 direttore della Clinica di medicina interna a Zagabria; professore ordinario presso la Facoltà di medicina.
Uno dei fondatori della medicina interna moderna in Croazia, fu autore del primo manuale croato di medicina interna (sei edizioni dal 1940 al 1962). Studiò in particolare l’allergia all’antigene dell’echinococco (reazione di Casoni-Botteri).
Nada Woger (nata Pezel) (1915 – 1993, Cimitero comunale di Arbe).
Indirizzo: Demetrova 3, Zagabria (Ivana Fischer).
Citazione:
Botteri, Ivan Hugo. Enciclopedia Croata, edizione online. Istituto lessicografico Miroslav Krlež
Duić, Mario „DM“
Duić, Mario, kirurg (Krilo Jesenice kraj Splita, 12.IX.1901. - Pula, 21.IX.1961.).
Studij medicine završio je 1928. u Grazu. Kao liječnik kirurg i primarijus vodio je kirurške odjele u Osijeku i Zagrebu. Nakon II. svjetskog rata bio je vojni kirurg u Makedoniji, a u Pulu je došao s prvom ekipom liječnika 1947. te preuzeo i vodio kiruršku službu u puljskoj Općoj bolnici te osnovao odsjek za rehabilitaciju i stanicu za transfuziju krvi. Posebice se bavio abdominalnom kirurgijom. Od 1951. do smrti, uz redovite kirurške obveze bio je i ravnatelj bolnice, pretvorivši je u modernu bolničku ustanovu.
Izvrstan govornik, široke medicinske i opće naobrazbe i kulture, bio je izabran za prvog predsjednika podružnice Hrvatskoga liječničkog zbora u Puli. Također je obnašao dužnost predsjednika Savjeta za narodno zdravlje i socijalnu politiku u upravi kotara Pula (1954.-55.).
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Duić, Mario, surgeon (Krilo Jesenice near Split, September 12, 1901 – Pula, September 21, 1961).
He completed his medical studies in 1928 in Graz. As a physician, surgeon, and senior consultant, he headed surgical departments in Osijek and Zagreb. After World War II, he served as a military surgeon in Macedonia. In 1947, he arrived in Pula with the first team of doctors, taking over and leading the surgical service at the Pula General Hospital, where he also founded the rehabilitation department and the blood transfusion station. He was particularly devoted to abdominal surgery. From 1951 until his death, alongside his regular surgical duties, he served as hospital director, transforming the institution into a modern medical center.
An excellent speaker, with broad medical knowledge and general education, he was elected the first president of the Pula branch of the Croatian Medical Association. He also served as president of the Council for Public Health and Social Policy in the Pula District Administration (1954–55).
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Duić, Mario, chirurgien (Krilo Jesenice près de Split, 12 septembre 1901 – Pula, 21 septembre 1961).
Il a terminé ses études de médecine en 1928 à Graz. En tant que médecin, chirurgien et primarius, il a dirigé les services de chirurgie à Osijek et à Zagreb. Après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, il a été chirurgien militaire en Macédoine. En 1947, il est arrivé à Pula avec la première équipe de médecins, prenant la direction du service de chirurgie de l’hôpital général de Pula, où il a également fondé le département de réhabilitation et la station de transfusion sanguine. Il s’est particulièrement consacré à la chirurgie abdominale. De 1951 jusqu’à sa mort, tout en remplissant ses obligations chirurgicales régulières, il a exercé la fonction de directeur de l’hôpital, qu’il a transformé en un établissement moderne.
Orateur remarquable, doté d’une vaste culture médicale et générale, il fut élu premier président de la section de Pula de l’Association médicale croate. Il a également exercé la fonction de président du Conseil pour la santé publique et la politique sociale dans l’administration du district de Pula (1954–55).
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🇮🇹 Italiano
Duić, Mario, chirurgo (Krilo Jesenice vicino a Spalato, 12 settembre 1901 – Pola, 21 settembre 1961).
Si laureò in medicina nel 1928 a Graz. Come medico, chirurgo e primario, diresse i reparti di chirurgia a Osijek e a Zagabria. Dopo la Seconda guerra mondiale fu chirurgo militare in Macedonia. Nel 1947 giunse a Pola con la prima équipe di medici, assumendo la direzione del servizio chirurgico dell’Ospedale Generale di Pola, dove fondò anche il reparto di riabilitazione e la stazione per le trasfusioni di sangue. Si dedicò in particolare alla chirurgia addominale. Dal 1951 fino alla morte, oltre ai suoi compiti chirurgici regolari, fu direttore dell’ospedale, trasformandolo in una struttura moderna.
Eccellente oratore, di vasta cultura medica e generale, fu eletto primo presidente della sezione di Pola dell’Associazione Medica Croata. Ricoprì inoltre la carica di presidente del Consiglio per la sanità pubblica e la politica sociale nell’amministrazione del distretto di Pola (1954–55).
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🇭🇷 Hrvatski (standardizirano)
Duić, Mario, kirurg (Krilo Jesenice kraj Splita, 12. rujna 1901. – Pula, 21. rujna 1961.).
Studij medicine završio je 1928. u Grazu. Kao liječnik, kirurg i primarijus, vodio je kirurške odjele u Osijeku i Zagrebu. Nakon Drugoga svjetskog rata bio je vojni kirurg u Makedoniji. U Pulu je došao 1947. s prvom ekipom liječnika, preuzeo i vodio kiruršku službu u puljskoj Općoj bolnici te osnovao odsjek za rehabilitaciju i stanicu za transfuziju krvi. Posebno se bavio abdominalnom kirurgijom. Od 1951. do smrti, uz redovite kirurške obveze, bio je ravnatelj bolnice i pretvorio je u suvremenu medicinsku ustanovu.
Izvrstan govornik, široke medicinske i opće kulture, bio je izabran za prvog predsjednika pulske podružnice Hrvatskoga liječničkog zbora. Također je obnašao dužnost predsjednika Savjeta za narodno zdravlje i socijalnu politiku u upravi kotara Pula (1954.–55.).
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11825 Obitelji Flora Botteri 1934. (9. svibnja 1912., Zagreb. Siječnja 19 1973 - Zagreb) "X" Roditelji: dr. Ivan Hugo Botteri i Emma (Ema) Carolina Luigia de Dominis. Botteri, Ivan Hugo, hrvatski internist (Split, 5. VIII. 1876 – Zagreb, 17. II. 1963) "Y". Nada Woger (rođena Pezel) (1915 -1993 Gradsko Groblje Rab) "V" (Demetrova 3, Zagreb Ivana Fischer) Botteri, Ivan Hugo, hrvatski internist (Split, 5. VIII. 1876 – Zagreb, 17. II. 1963). Studij medicine završio 1901. u Beču. Od 1902. bolnički liječnik u Zadru, od 1910. u Šibeniku. God. 1934–36. voditelj internog odjela Zakladne bolnice, a 1936–51. predstojnik Interne klinike u Zagrebu; redoviti profesor Medicinskog fakulteta. Jedan od tvoraca moderne interne medicine u nas, autor prvoga hrvatskog udžbenika interne medicine (6 izdanja od 1940. do 1962). Napose je proučavao alergiju na ehinokokov antigen (Casoni-Botterijeva reakcija). Citiranje: Botteri, Ivan Hugo. Hrvatska enciklopedija, mrežno izdanje. Leksikografski zavod Miroslav Krleža.
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11825 Famille Flora Botteri, 1934
(9 mai 1912, Zagreb – 19 janvier 1973, Zagreb)
Parents : Dr Ivan Hugo Botteri et Emma (Ema) Carolina Luigia de Dominis.
Botteri, Ivan Hugo, interniste croate (Split, 5 août 1876 – Zagreb, 17 février 1963).
Il a obtenu son diplôme de médecine en 1901 à Vienne. À partir de 1902, il fut médecin hospitalier à Zadar, puis, à partir de 1910, à Šibenik. De 1934 à 1936, il fut chef du service de médecine interne de l’Hôpital de la Fondation, et de 1936 à 1951, directeur de la Clinique de médecine interne à Zagreb ; professeur titulaire à la Faculté de médecine.
L’un des fondateurs de la médecine interne moderne en Croatie, il est l’auteur du premier manuel croate de médecine interne (six éditions de 1940 à 1962). Il a particulièrement étudié l’allergie à l’antigène échinococcique (réaction de Casoni-Botteri).
Nada Woger (née Pezel) (1915 – 1993, Cimetière municipal de Rab).
Adresse : Demetrova 3, Zagreb (Ivana Fischer).
Citation :
Botteri, Ivan Hugo. Encyclopédie croate, édition en ligne. Institut lexicographique Miroslav Krleža.
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11828 Obitelji na Rabu 1928. Flora Botteri (FB) Ivan Hugo Botteri (IHB) Emma Carolina Luigia Botteri (de Dominis) (1886-1971) "ECLB"
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