ORGANIZATION, FACILITIES, AND PERSONNEL OF MEDICAL SCHOOLS AND RELATED ESTABLISHMENTS IN YUGOSLAVIA

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COUNTRY Yugoslavia
SUBJECT Sociological - Medical institutes
HOW Scientific - Medicine, biographic
PUBLISHED Book
WHERE
PUBLISHED . Belgrade
DATE
PUBLISHED 1950
LANGUAGE Serbo-Croatian; Slovenian; Macedonian
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ORGANIzATION, FACILITIES AND PERSONNEL
OF M?ICAL SCHIOIS AND RELATED ESTABLISHMENTS IN YUGOSLAVIA
This report presents a list of Yugoslav medical schools, insti-
tutes, laboratories, clinics, bureaus, societies, and associations,
with information on their history, organization, facilities, and per-
sonnel, from the book Materiial o naucnim ustanovama i casoplsima u
FNRJ (Material on Scientific Establtshments and Periodicals in Yugo-
slavia'
Institute of Experimental Biology
The Institute of Experimental Biology in Zagreb was established 27 March
1950 by the Yugoslav Academy of Science and Culture
The basic functions of the institute are to do research in, study, and
solve biological problems, contribute to the professional training and improve-
ment of scientific workers In biology, and help the people's agencies and inter-
ested establishments utilize the results of the institute's scientific research
work.
The institute works under the administration of the Section for Natural and
Medical Sciences of the Yugoslav Academy of Science and Culture in Zagreb.
The director of the institute is Dr Vale Vouk, The Professional Council
is composed of., president, Dr Alois Tavcar, professor at the Agricultural Col-
lege in Zagreb; members, Dr Vale Vouk, professor at the College of Natural Sci-
ence and Mathematics in Zagreb; Dr Petar DJuric, professor at the Veterinary
College in Zagreb; Dr Zdravko Lorkovic, professor at the Veterinary College in
Zagreb; Dr Oto Trausmiler, chief of the parasitology section of the Hygiene Bu-
reau in Zagreb; and Dr Zora lilac, advanced science associate at the Yugoslav
Academy in Zagreb; and corresponding member, Dr Miho Gracanin, professor at the
Agricultural College in Zagreb.
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Institute of physics
The Institute of Physics in Ljubljana, Novi Trg 3 and 4, was established
in 1947 on the basis of the law governing the Slovenian Academy of Science and
Culture. .
The basic functions of the institute are to make it possible for recog-
nized scientists to do experimental work on scientific and scientific-technical
problems in physics, and on problems involving the practical utilization of re-
sults achieved in such work as they apply to the economy, technology , and medi-
cine; and to acquaint young graduate physicists with scientific methods of work
in physics.
The institute publishes information regarding its work through the publi-
cations of the Slovenian Academy of Science and Culture
The institute is under the administration of the Mathematics, Physics,
and Technical Research Section of the Slovenian Academy of Science and Culture.
Dr. Anton Peterlin, professor at the College of Philosophy in Ljubljana, is
administrator of the institute
The Scientific Council of the institute is composed of Dr Josip Plemelj,
professor at the College of Philosophy in Ljubljana. Dr Engr Milan Vidmar, pro-
fessor at the Technical College in Ljubljana; and Dr Maks Samec
Institute for Research in Medicinal Plants of Serbia
The Institute for Research in Medicinal Plants of Serbia, Belgrade, Tadeusa
Koscuskog 49, was established by the government of Serbia on 25 May 1948
The institute has a physical science section, a technology section, and a
chemistry laboratory
The basic functions of the institute are planned and systematic research
in and profitable utilization of medicinal plants which grow in Serbia, study
and confirmation of medicinal plant areas in Serbia, discovery of possibilities
of caring for and developing threet?;ned pant varieties, anal
raw materials of plant origin, end issuance c y si s of medicinal
__rtificates of analyses made.
The institute has published Nase lekovtt
terials), sirovine (Our Medicinal Raw Me-
Dr. Jovan Tocakov, docent at the College of Pharmacy in Belgrade, is di-
rector of the institute
Institute of Biology
The Institute of Biology of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sarajevo, Bulevar Crvene
Armije 7, operates on the basis of the law published in the Sluzbeni List,
31 December 1947. ,
The institute has two botany sections for the study of blossoming and non-
section plants, a zoology section for the study of invertebrates, an ento-
mology section, a botanical garden, and a natural history museum.
The basic functions of the institute are the planned organization of the
biology service for the needs of biology instruction, agriculture, forestry,
and public health; and the organization of the biology service for scientific
research on living organisms.
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The institute publishes the Godisnjak bioloskog institute (Yearbook of the
Institute of Biology).
Engr Pavle Fukarev, senior assistant at the Agricultural and Forestry Col-
lege in. Sarajevo, acts as director of the institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute is composed of Tvrtko Kanajet, di-
rector of the Advanced School of Pedagogy in Sarajevo; Dimitrije Kostic, instruc-
tor for the Ministry of Education of Bosnia-Herzegovina; Bosiljka Grcic, profes-
sor at the Advanced School of Pedagogy in Sarajevo; Dr Engr Fahrudin Hrasnica,
associate professor at the Agricultural and Forestry College in Sarejevo; Engr
Ignjat Pobegajlo, associate professor at the Agricultural and Forestry College
in Sarajevo; Engr Ljudevit Vlaclev, director of the Bureau of Agricultural Re-
search; Vojin Gligic, associate professor at the
Agricultural in Sarajevo; Serif Bubic, associate profesor at the gr cul ural and For-
estry College in Sarajevo; Engr Salih Djikic, directorof A Institute for Sci-
entific Forestry Research; Engr Peter Strelec, director of the Bureau of Agri-
culture in Banja Luka; Dr Bogdan Zimonjic, associate professor at the Medical
College in Sarajevo; and Engr Aleksandar Postrnikov, Arte Cicic,
Nestorov, Engr Jefto Vucinic, Dr Ernest Grin, Dr Ivan Smalcelj, and EngrVladimir
lav Jovkovic.
. Branis-
Scientific Research Is titute of the General Directorate for the Production of
Medicines
The Scientific Research Institute of the General Directorate for the Pro-
duction of Medicines, Belgrade, Kralja Milutina 25, has an organic synthetics
laboratory.
The basic function of the institute is to work out procedures for the pro-
duction of organic synthetic medicines,
Doctor E. Adler is director of the institute.
Institute of Work Physiology
The Institute of Work Physiology, in the Veterinary College in Belgrade, was
established on 10 June 1947 by order of the Serbian Academy of Science, in agree-
ment with the Commission for Scientific Establishments, Universities, and Gradu-
ate Schools of Serbia..
Three regular and three honorary scientific associates work in the institute.
The basic function of the institute is to study ways to improve the health
of Yugoslav workers, and to study physiologic changes which take place in the
human organism during work.
The institute publishes information regarding its work in Glas SAN, Odelenje
medicinskih nauka (Voice of the Serbian Academy of Science, Medical Research Sec-
tion.
The institute is under the administration of the Medical Research Section
of the Serbian Academy of Science.
Dr Ilija Djuricic, professor at the Veterinary College in Belgrade, is ad-
ministrator of the institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute is composed of Dr Ilija Djuricic,
administrator of the institute; Dr Ivan Djaja, professor at the College of
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The institute publishes the Godisnjak bioloskog instituta (Yearbook of the
Institute of Biology).
Engr Pavle Fukarev, senior assistant at the Agricultural and Forestry Col-
lege in.Sarajevo, acts as director of the institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute is composed of Tvrtko Kanajet, di-
rector of the Advanced School of Pedagogy in Sarajevo; Dimitrije Kostic, instruc-
tor for the Ministry of Educetion of Bosnia-Herzegovina; Bosiljka Grcic, profes-
sor at the Advanced School of Pedagogy in Sarajevo; Dr Engr Fahrudin Hrasnica,
associate professor at the Agricultural and Forestry College in Sarejevo; Engr
Ignjat Pobegajlo, associate professor at the Agricultural and Forestry College
in Sarajevo; Engr Ljudevit Vlaclev, director of the Bureau of Agricultural Re-
search; Vojin Gligic, associate professor at the Agricultural and Forestry Col-
lege in Sarajevo; Serif Bubic, associate profescor st the Agricultural and For-
estry College in Sarajevo; Engr Salih Djikic, uirector of the Institute for Sci-
entific Forestry Research; Engr Peter Strelec, director of the Bureau of Agri-
culture in Banja Luka; Dr Bogdan Zimonjic, associate professor at the Medical
College in Sarajevo;. and Engr Aleksandar Postrnikov, Ante Cicic, Engr Vladimir
Nestorov, Engr Jefto Vucinic, Dr Ernest Grin, Dr Ivan Smalcelj, and Engr Branis-
lav Jovkovic.
Scientific Research Institute of the General Directorate for the Production of
Medicines
The Scientific Research Institute of the General Directorate for the Pro-
duction of Medicines, Belgrade. Kralja Milutina 25, has an organic synthetics
laboratory..
The basic function of the institute 1s to work out procedures for the pro-
duction of organic synthetic medicines,
Institute of Work Physiology
The Institute of Work Physiology, in the Veterinary Colicg? In Belgrade, was
established on 10 June 1947 by order of the Serbian Academy of Science, in agree-
ment with the Commission for Sciert__fir Estaolishments, Universities, and Gradu-
ate Schools of Serbia..
The basic function of the institute is to study ways to improve the health
of Yugoslav workers, and to study physiologic changes which take place in the
human organism during work,
The institute publishes information regarding its work in Glas SAN,odelenje
medicinskih nauka (Voice of the Serbian Academy of Science, Medical Research Sec-
tion.
The institute is under the administration of the Medical Research Section
of the Serbian Academy of Science.
Dr Ilija Djuricic, professor at the Veterinary College in Belgrade, is ad-
ministrator of the institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute is composed of Dr Ilija Djuricic,
administrator of the institute; Dr Ivan Djaja, professor at the College of
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the Medical College in Belgrade; '~"`umir vujic, professor at
Dr Vladimir Spuzme, associate professor at the
Medical College in Belgrade; Dr Radivoje Berovic, associate professor at the
Medical College in Belgrade; and Dr Borislav Bozovic, assistant at the medical
College in Belgrade.
Institute of Pathologic Physiology
The Institute of Pathologic Physiology in the Institute of Pathology of
the Graduate Medical School in Belgrade was established on 21 August 1948 by
order of the Serbian Academy of Science, in agreement with the Commission for
Scientific Establishments, Universities, and Graduate Schools of Serbia.
One honorary scientific associate works in the institute.
The basic function of the institute is to study functional derangements
in the human organism and the connections between the physically well and sick.
The work of the institute consists of experimental research on animals,
study of diseases affecting people in Yugoslavia, and application of the
knowl- edge gained.
The institute publishes information regarding its work in Glas SAN, Odelenle
medicinskih nauka.
The institute is under the administration of the Medical Research Section
of the Serbian Academy of Science in Belgrade.
Dr Ksenofon Sahovic, professor at the Medical College in Belgrade, is ad-
ministrator of the institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute consists of Dr Ksenofon Sahovic,
administrator of the institute; Dr Ivan Djaja, professor at the College of Natu-
ral Science and Mathematics in Belgrade; Dr Radivoje Berovic, associate professor
at the Medical College in Belgrade; Dr Pavle Trpinac, associate professor at the
College of Pharmacy in Belgrade; and Dr Aleksandar Telebakovic, docent at the
Medical College in Belgrade.
Institute for the Study of Human Nourishment
The Institute for the Study of Human Nourishment, Belgrade, Jaksiceva 2,
was established on 5 August 1947 by order of the Serbian Academy of Science, in
agreement with the Commission for Scientific Establishments, Universities, and
Graduate Schools of Serbia.
The institute has a biology section, a biochemistry section, and a section
which gathers statistics on human nourishment.
The institute has seven regular and 11 honorary scientific associates.
The basic function of the institute is to study nourishment in connection
with the manner of life, climatic conditions, type of work activity, and age of
maturity in Yugoslavia.
The institute publishes information regarding its work in Glas SAN, Odelenle
medicinskih nauka.
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The institute is under the administration of the Medical Research Section
of the Serbian Academy of Science in Belgrade.
Dr Stefan Djelineo, corresponding member of the Serbian Academy of Science
and professor at the College of Philosophy in Belgrade, is administrator of the
institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute consists of Dr Stefan Djelineo, ad-
ministrator of the institute; Dr Ladislav Kline, scientific consultant to the
institute; Dr Dusan Boric, scientific consultant to the institute; Dr Aleksandar
Damanski, associate professor at the College of Pharmacy in Belgrade; Dr Alek-
sander Djaja, professor at the College of Natural Science and Mathematics in
Belgrade; Engr Mihajlo Mautner, director of the Bureau for the Development of
Product'-'. in the Ministry of Light Industry of Yugoslavia; Engr Dimitrije Pet-
rovic, administrator of the food planning group in the Section for Commerce of
the Ministry of Commerce and Supply of Yugoslavia.
Institute of Parasitology
The Institute of Parasitology in the Veterinary College in Belgrade was
established in 1947 by order of the Serbian Academy of Science, in agreement
with the Commission for Scientific Establishments, Universities, and Graduate
Schools of Serbia.
Two regular and one honorary scientific associates work in the institute.
The basic function of the institute is to study parasitic diseases which
affect human beings and domestic animals, and the reasons for their occurrence
in Yugoslavia.
The institute publishes information on its work in Glas SAN CXCIV, Odelenje
medicinakih nauka, and Glas SAN. Odelenje nrirodno matemutickih nauka (Voice of
the Serbian Academy of Science, Natural Science and Mathematics Research Section).
The institute is under the administration of the Medical Research Section
of the Serbian Academy of Science in Belgrade.
Dr Cedomir Simic, professor at the Veterinary College in Belgrade and cor-
responding member of the Serbian Academy of Science, is administrator of the
institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute consists of Dr Cedomir Simic, cor-
responding member and administrator of the institute; Dr Milorad Milosevic, as-
sociate professor at the Medical College in Belgrade; Dr Djordje Guelmino, di-
rector of the Institute of Epidemiology of Serbia; Dr Sauvo Saulic, associate
at the Institute of Epidemiology of Serbia; Dr Dusan Kostic, associate at the
Institute of Epidemiology of Serbia; and Dr Marko Radojcevic, docent at the
Veterinary College in Belgrade.
Laboratory of Experimental Biology and Medicine
The Laboratory of Experimental Biology and Medicine, Novi Sad, Ulica Jugo-
slavenake Armije 184, was established on 8 March 1947 by order of the Main Ex-
ecutive Council of the Vojvodina.
Two regular scientific associates work in the laboratory.
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The basic function of the laboratory is to work on problems in experi-
mental embryology, histology, physiology, cytology, and pathophysiology,
The laboratory publishes information regarding its work in the Acta
medics Jugoslavica
The laboratory is under the administration of the Medical Research Sec-
tion of the Serbian Academy of Science in Belgrade, Dr Peter Martinovic is
administrator of the laboratory,
Inetitute of Work Hygiene
The Institute of Work Hygiene, Zagreb, Medvescek 110, has units in the
physiology and pathology of work, technical work, safety and the pathology
sic c 7and clinical aspects of work
Nine regular and six honorary associates work in the institute.
The basic functions of the institute are to do research in and study physi-
cal and dietetic conditions as they pertain to work, and general hygienic prob-
lems as they apply to the Yugoslav economy and industry; and to apply the re-
sults f research
The institute works under the administration of the Medical Research Sec-
tion of the Yugoslav Academy of Science and Culture In Zagreb
Dr Branko Kesic, docent at the Medical College in Zagreb, is director of
the institute.
The institute has a Scientific Council composed of Dr Andrija Stampar,
professor at the Medical College in Zagreb and president of the Yugnclav Academy
in Zagreb; Dr Franjo KoZoj, professor at the Medical College ire Zagreb: Dr Drago
Perovic, professor at the Medical Co l'ege in Zagreb; Dr Drago Ikic, assistant
to the Minister of Public Health of Croatia; Dr Jove Dugosevic, director of the
Industrial Research Institute of Croatia; Engr Zarko Suienti:, work inspector;
and Dr Ante Premeru, associate professor at the Medic-' -_ege in Zagreb.
Medical College in Belgrade
The Medical College in Belgrade has the following institutes and clinics:
1. Institute of Physiology; Dr Milutin Neskov,c, professor, is administra-
tor.
2. Institute of Biology; Spasoje Garzicl:, honorary teacher, acts as ad-
ministrator.
acts 3. aInstitutee of tof Chemistry; Dr Pavle Trplnac, honorary associate professor,
4. Institute of Physics; Dr Dragoljub Jovanovic, honorary professor, is
administrator.
5. Institute of Anatomy; Dr Branko Sljivic, professor, is administrator.
6. Institute of Histology; Dr Aleksandar Kostic, professor, is adminis-
trator.
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7. Institute of Pathology; Dr Ksenofon Sahovic, professor, is adminis-
trator.
8. Institute of Pathologic Physiology; Dr Ksenofon Sahovic, professor, is
administrator.
9. Bureau of Legal Medicine; Dr Julijana Bogicevic, docent, is administra-
tor. The bureau has a Toxicological Bureau.
10. Bureau of Oncology; Dr Ksenofon Sahovic, professor, is administrator.
11. Institute of Hygiene; Dr Milan professor, is administrator.
12. Institute of Bacteriology; Dr Aleksandar DJordjevic, associate profes-
sor, is administrator
13. institute of Epidemiology; Dr Nektopolion Cernozubov, associate profes-
sor, is administrator.
14. Institute of Pharmacology; Dr Ilija Dimitrijevic, associate professor,
is administrator.
15. Institute of Medical Hydrology and Climatology, Dr Vendjel Tasic, do-
cent, acts as administrator.
16. Institute of Radiology; Dr Stojan Dedic, docent, is administrator.
The institute has diagnostic and therapy sections and an X-ray room-
17. Clinic for Infectious Diseases, Dr Kosta Todorovic, professor, is ad-
ministrator,
18. First Clinic for Internal Medicine; Dr Branislav Stanojevic, associate
professor, is administrator
19. Second Clinic for Internal Medicine; Dr Djordje Brkic, docent, acts as
administrator.
20. Third Clinic for Internal Medicine. Dr Aleksandar Radosavljevic, profes-
sor, is administrator.
21. Fourth Clinic for Internal Medicine, Dr Cedomir Plavsi-, docent, is ad-
ministrator,
tor. 22. Clinic of Physio,ogy; Dr Jevrem Nedeljkovic, professor, is administra-
23. First Surgery Clinic; Dr Milivoje Kostic, professor, is administrator.
24. Second Surgery Clinic; Dr Aleksandar Telebakovic, docent, acts as ad-
ministrator.
CNo Third Surgery Clinic was listed)
25. Fourth Surgery Clinic; Dr Vojislav Stojanovic, docent, 'is administrator.
26. Clinic of Orthopedics; Dr Milos Simovic, associate professor, is adminis-
trator.
27. Clinic of Otolaryngology; Dr Milan Fotic, docent, is administrator.
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28. Clinic of Neuropsychiatry; Dr Vladimir Vu,jic, associate professor, is
administrator.
29. Clinic of Gynecology and Obstetrics; Dr Sinisa Tasova, associate profes-
sor, is administrator.
30. Clinic of Pediatrics; Dr Matija Ambrozic, professor, is administrator.
31. Children's Surgery Clinic; Dr Dimitrije Jo,jcic, associate professor,
is administrator,
32. Eye Clinic; Dr Djordje Nesic, professor, is administrator,
33. Clinic of Dermatology and Venereology; Dr Sims. Ilic, associate profes-
sor, is administrator.
Medical College in Zagreb
The Medical College in Zagreb has the following bureaus, institutes, and
clinics:
1. Bureau of Physics; Dr Bozo Metzger, honorary teacher, is director.
2. Institute of Medicine and Chemistry; Dr Tomislav Pinter, associate
professor, is director. The institute has five laboratories,
3. Institute of Biology; Dr Zdravko Lorkovic, honorary teacher, is di-
rector. The institute has four laboratories.
4. Bureau of Anthropology; Dr Franjo Ivanjicek, assistant, is director.
The bureau has two laboratories
5. Institute of Anatomy; Dr Drago Perovic, professor, is director. The
institute has five laboratories
6. Institute of Histology,
director. Dr Vjekoslav Duancic, associate professor, is
,
7. Institute of Physiology; Rikard Hauptfeld, associate professor, is di-
rector. The institute has seven laboratories
8. Institute of Microbiology; Dr Dora Filipovic, associate professor, is
director. The institute has four laboratories
9? Institute of Pathology and Anatomy; Dr Sergije Saltikov, professor, is
director. The institute has seven laboratories
10. Institute of Pharmacology; Dr No Ivancevic, professor, is director of
the institute. It has a pharmacology and toxicology laboratory, a cs metry, laboratory, a physics laboratory, and a laboratory for precise physics measure-
ments.
11. Institute of Roentgenology; Dr Milan Smovkina, professor, is director.
The institute has a section for roentgen diagnosis with five laboratories, a
section for roentgen therapy with three laboratories, and a radium therapy sec-
tion with three laboratories.
12. Bureau of Hygiene and Social Medicine; Dr Andrija Stamper, professor,
is director.
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13. Institute of Legal Medicine and Criminology; Dr Ante Pre Lrllegible7
eru, associate professor, is director The institute has ten laboratories.
14. Bureau for Radium Treatment
sor, is director. ; Dr Stjepan Vidakovic, associate profes-
15. Bureau for Diseases of the Lungs and Tuberculosis; Dr Stanko ibler,
honorary teacher, is director,
16. Bureau of Clinical Endocrinology; Dr Vuk Vrhovac, docent, is director,
The bureau has two laboratories.
17.
18.
Clinic for Internal Medicine; Dr Ivan Botteri, professor, is director.
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inic of Orthopedics; Dr Ferdo Groskic
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, associate professor, is di-
20. Clinic of Beuropsychiatry; Dr Radoslav Lopasic, professor, is director.
21. Clinic of Pediatrics; Dr Ernest Majerhofer, professor, is director..
22? Clinic of Dermatology and Venereology;
director, Dr Franjo Kogoj, professor, is
23. Clinic of Gynecology; Dr Franjo Durst, professor, is director. The
clinic has ten laboratories
24. Clinic of Ophthalmology; Dr Albert Botteri, professor, is director,
25. Clinic of Otolaryngology; Dr Branimir Gusic, professor. is director.
Medical C`
olleRL iubla
The Medical College in Ljubljana has the following institutes and clinics.
1. Institute of Anatomy; Dr Valentina Kobe, associate professor, is di-
rector.
2. Institute of Biology; Dr Hubert Pehani, associate professor, is di-
rector.
'3. Institute of Pharmacology; Dr Peter Lemce, docent, is director
4. Institute of Physics; Engr Ladislav Jencek, docent, is director.
5. Institute of Physiology; Dr Albin Seliskar, professor, is director.
6. Institute of Physiology and Chemistry; Dr Albin Seliskar, professor,
is director,
7. Institute of Hygiene; Dr Milics Valentincic, associate professor, is
director.
8. Institute of Embryology and Histology; Dr Alija Kosir, professor, is
director.
9. Institute of Legal Medicine; Dr Janez Melcinski, associate professor,
is director.
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edicine; Dr Ivan Pintar, docent, Is director.
11. Institute of Chemistry; Engr Dusan Stucin, docent, is director.
12- Institute of Ydcrobiology; Dr Milica Valentincic,
is director. associate professor,
13- Institute of Pathology and Anatomy; Dr Franc Hribar, professor, is di-
rector.
14. Institute of Pathology and Physiology; Dr Andreja Zupancic, docent,
is director.
15. Institute of Oncology; Leo Savnik, associate professor, is director,
16. Institute of Dermatology and Venereology; Dr Joze Jaksa, docent, is
director.
17. Clinic of Gynecology and Obstetrics; Dr Pavia Lunacek, professor, is
director.
18. Clinic of Infectious Diseases; Dr Igor Tavcar, professor, is director.
19- Clinic for Internal Medicine; Dr Igor Tavcar, professor, is director.
20. Surgery Clinic, Dr Bozidar Lavric, professor, is director.
21, Clinic of Neuropsychiatry; Dr Ivan Marincic, professor, is director.
22. Clinic of Ophthalmology; Dr Leopold Jese, professor, is director.
23. Clinic of Orthopedics; Dr Bogdan Brecelj, professor, is director,,
24. Clinic of Otolaryngology; Dr Leopold Jese, professor, is director.
25. Clinic of Pediatrics; Dr Ljudavit Mercun, associate professor, is
director.
Medical Colle Iri Ska 1 e
The Medical College In Skoplje has the following institutes and clinics.
trator.
1? Institute of Physiology; Dr Milivoje Vidakovic, professor, is adminis-
2. Institute of Pathologic Physiology; Dr Milavoie Vidakovic, professor,
is administrator,
trator.
3. Institute of Pharmacology; Dr Dimitrije Atanackovic, docent, is adminis-
4. Institute of Anatonq; Dr Zdenko Krizan, associate adminis-
trator.
professor, is 5. Institute of Histology; Dr Ruza Verner, docent, is administrator.
6. Institute of Biology; Dr Ruza Verner, docent, is administrator.
7. Institute of Pathology; Dr Dragoslav Miletic, associate professor, is
administrator.
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8. Institute of Chemistry; Dr Bozidar Belija, associate professor, is ad-
ministrator.
9. Institute of Biochemistry; Dr Bozidar Belija, associate professor, is
administrator.
10. Institute of Epidemiology; Dr Georgi Gavrilski, associate professor,
is administrator.
11. Institute of Hygiene; Dr Sterijo Bozdov, professor, is administrator.
12. Institute of Historical Medicine; Dr Boris Spirov, associate profes-
sor, is administrator.
sor,lis administrator,~cteriology; Dr Aleksandar Djordjevic, honorary profea-
14. Surgery Clinic; Dr Dimitrije Juzbasic, professor, is administrator.
The clinic has a roentgenology section
15. Clinic of Dermatology; Dr Ernest Hamersmlt, associate professor, is
administrator.
16.
trator.
Eye Clinic; Dr Momcilo Vucicevic, associate professor, is adminis-
17.
18
Mouth Clinic; Dr Petar Zdravev, contract teacher, is administrator.
.
Children's Clinic; Dr iiaralampije Mancev, docent, is administrator.
19. City Clinic; Dr Gligor Muart/illegible7vski, associate professor,
is administrator..
20. Clinic for Contagious Diseases; Dr Risto Trifunov, physician, is ad-
ministrator.
21. Nerve Clinic; Dr Bozidar Nikitic, professor, is administrator.
22. Dental Clinic; Dr Santo Vajtjeh, physician, is administrator.
23. Clinic for Internal Medicine; Dr Aleksandar Ignjatovski, professor,
is administrator.
24. Clinic of Gynecology; Dr Grozda Simitocijeva, physician, is adminis-
trator.
Medical College In Sarajevo
The Medical College in Sarajevo has the following institutes and clinics:
1. Institute of Physics; Branko Galeb, lecturer, is director.
2. Institute of Epidemiology; Dr Milos Aranicki, associate professor, is
director.
3. Institute of Pharmacology. Dr Pavao Stern, professor, is director.
4. Institute of Hygiene; Dr Milos Arnicki, associate professor, acts as
director.
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5. Central Institute of Roentgenology; Dr Stevo Radojevic, professor, is
director.
6. Institute of Chemistry; Dr Mladen Dezevic, professor, is director.
7. Institute of Anatomy; Dr Hajrudin Hadziselimovic, senior assistant, is
director.
8. Institute of Physiology; Dr Aleksandar Sabovljev, professor, is direc-
9. Institute of Pathologic Anatomy; Dr Anto Zimolo, assistant, is direc-
10. Institute of Microbiology; Dr Robert Fried, associate professor, is
director.
11. Institute of Histology and Embryology; Dr Radivoj Milin is director.
12. Clinic of Otolaryngology; Dr Marko Prastalo, associate professor, is
administrator.
13. Surgery Clinic; Dr Blagoje Kovacevic, associate professor, is adminis-
trator.
14. Clinic of Dermatology and Venereology; Dr Jouip Kleger, associate pro-
fessor, is administrator
15. Clinic for Internal Medicine; Dr Bogdan Zimonjic, associate professor,
is administrator.
16. Children's Clinic; Dr Milivoje Sarvan, professor, is administrator.
17. Clinic of Gynecology; Or Stanislav Szabo, associate professor, is ad-
ministrator
18. Clinic of Neuropsychiatry; Dr Nedo Zec, professor, is administrator.
19. Clinic of Ophthalmology; Dr Vladimir Cavka, professor, is administrator.
20. Clinic for Contagious Diseases; Dr Bogcje Djordjevic, associate pro-
fessor, is administrator.
21. Clinic of Physiology; Dr Spiro Janovic, associate professor, is ad-
ministrator.
College of Pharmacy in Belgrade
The College of Pharmacy in Belgrade has the following institutes:
1. Institute of Physics and Physical Chemistry; Dr Bratislav Demetrovic,
associate professor, is administrator.
2. Botanical Institute; Dr Stevan Jakovljevic, honorary professor, is ad-
ministrator.
3. Institute of Pharmacognosy; Dr Jovan Tucakov, docent, is administrator.
4. Institute of Pharmaceutic Chemistry; Dr Milos Mladenovic, associate
professor, is administrator.
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5. Galenic Pharmacy Institute; Dr Sinisa Djaja, honorary teacher, acts as
administrator.
6. Institute of Biochemistry; Dr Pavle Trpinac is administrator.
7. Institute of Toxicologic Chemistry; Dr Momcilo Mokranjac is adminis-
trator.
8. Institute of "Bromatolugija" /romatology7; Dr Aleksandar Domaski is
administrator.
College o? Pharmacy in Z,a reb
The College of Pharmacy in Zagreb has the following bureaus
1. Bureau of General Inorganic and Analytic Chemistry; Dr Hrvoje Ivekovic,
professor, is director. The bureau has preparative inorganic chemistry, quanti-
tative analytic chemistry, qualitative analytic chemistry, and physical chemis-
try laboratories.
2. Bureau of Pharmaceutic Checistr~; Dr Dragutin Berkovic, professor, is
director. The bureau has a laboratory for preparative pharmaceutic chemistry,
and a laboratory for chemical analysis of medicines
3 Bureau of Organic Chemistry; Dr Eugen Cerkovnikov, associate profes-
sor, is director.
b. Bureau of Pharmaceutic Botany; Dr Fran Kisan, professor, is director.
The bureau has an anatomy and physiology laboratory, and a botanical garden of
medicinal and poisonous plants
5. Bureau of Pharmacognosy; Dr Branko Akacic, associate professor, is
director. The bureau has laboratories for microscopy and pharmacopoeial work.
6. Bureau of Pharmaceuti: Technolop,y; Dr .;aroslav jermek, associate pro-
fessor, is director.
7. "Bromatolugija" Bureau. Dr Bozidar Vaic. professor, is director.
8. Bureau of Clinical Chemistry; Dr Marijana Fiser-Her'illegible7an, do-
cent, is director
College of Stomatologv in Belgrade
The College of Stomatology in Belgrade has a dental clinic. Dr Ljubomir
Djokovic, associate professor, is administrator of the clinic.
College of Stomatol.o gy in Zagreb
The College of Stomatology in Zagreb has a Stomatology Clinic in the Medi-
cal College in Zagreb. Dr Ivan Cupar, professor, is director of the clinic.
It has laboratories for dental medicines and dental technology,
College of Stomatolo in Ljubljana
The College of Stomatology in Ljubljana has a stomatology clinic, Dr Joze
Rant, professor, is director of the clinic,
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The Veterinary College in Belgrade has the following institutes, clinics,
and bureaus:
1. Institute of Biology; Milenko Brankovic, lecturer, is administrator.
2. Institute of Parasitology; Dr Cedomir Simic, professor, is adminis-
trator.
3. Institute of Microbiology; Dr Marko Radojcevic, docent, is adminis-
trator. The institute has four laboratories.
4. Botanical Institute; Bozidar St5llegible7jakovic, honorary associate
professor, is administrator
5. Institute of Chemistry; Milenko Milic, lecturer, is administrator.
The institute has a Physics Office.
6. Institute of Physiology; Dr Ilija Djuricic, professor, is administrator.
The institute has seven laboratories
7. Institute of Pharmacology; Dr Vcjislav Ristic, honorary professor, is
administrator
E3. Institute of Anatomy; Dr Vladeta Simic, associate professor, is adminis-
trator.
9. Institute of Histology and Embryology; Dr .Branko Vlatkovic, associate
professor, is administrator. The institute has six laboratories.
10. Institute of Pathology and Anatomy; Dr Bogdan Jaksic, docent, is ad-
ministrator, The institute has two laboratories.
11. Livestock Institute; Dr Slobodan Pavlovic, docent, is administrator.
12. Institute for Healthful Foods for Animals; Dr Tihomir Savic, professor,
is administrator The institute has three laboratories, a sterilization sec-
tion, and a section for experiments on animals
13. Institute of Veterinary Hygiene and Nourishment of Domestic Animals;
Dr Mirko Sipka, docent, is administrator
14. Institute and Clinic for Contagious Diseases; Dr Peter Trumic, pro-
fessor, is administrator.
15. Clinic for Swellings; Dr Uros Bratanovic, docent, is administrator.
The clinic has three laboratories
16. Clinic of Medicines; Dr Milan Jackovic, lecturer, is administrator.
17. Institute of Legal Veterinary Medicine; Dr Milivoje Coporda, docent,
is administrator.
16. Surgery Clinic; Dr coven Dimic, professor, is administrator.
19. Parturition Clinic; Dr Varenika Novak, associate professor, is ad-
ministrator:
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Veterinary College in Zagreb
The Veterinary College in Zagreb has the following bureaus and clinics:
1. Bureau of Veterinary Biology; Dr Zdravko Lorkovic, professor, is di-
rector.
2. Bureau of Veterinary Chemistry; Dr Adolf Rezek, professor, is director,
3. Bureau of Veterinary Physics; Dr Bozo Metzger, docent, is director.
4. Bureau of Veterinary Botany; Dr No Horvat, professor, is director.
5. Livestock Bureau; Dr Anto Rako, docent, is director.
6. Bureau of Anatomy; Jaroslav Sakar, professor, is director.
7. Bureau of Pathologic Anatomy; Dr Mijo Martincic, docent, is director.
8. Bureau of Pathologic Physiology; Dr Stjepan Rapic, associate professor,
is director.
9. Bureau of Histology and Embryology; Dr TeodOr Varicak, professor, is
director.
10. Bureau of Physiology, Dr Petar Cjuric, professor, is director.
11. Bureau of Parasitology; Dr Davor Mikacic, honorary teacher, is di-
rector.
12. Bureau of Pharmacology and College Dispensary; Dr Marcel Delak, docent,
is director.
13. Bureau of Microbiology and Hygiene; Dr Franjo Mlinac, associate pro-
fessor, is director.
14. Bureau of Roentgenology and Physica: Therapy; Dr Stjepan Rapic, as-
sociate professor, is director.
15. Bureau of Zoohygiene; Dr Josip I :oc, lecturer, is di---tor,
16. Bureau of Clinical Propaedeuticc for Internal Medicine; Dr Aleksandar
Sutlic, professor, is director.
17. Bureau and Clinic for Research in Contagious Diseases; Dr No Zaharija,
docent, is director.
18. Bureau of Biology and Pathology of Fish, Bees, and Silkworms; Dr No
Tomasec, professor, is director.
19. Bureau for Hygiene of Animal Products for Human Consumption; Dr Mirko
Francetic, docent, is director.
20. First Clinic for Internal Medicine (Clinic of Medicines); Dr Lovro
Bosnic, professor, is director.
21. Second Clinic for Internal Medicine (Clinic for Swellings); Dr Milan
Slezic, associate professor, is director.
22. Parturition Clinic; Dr Bozidar Okljesa, professor, is director.
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23. Surgery Clinic; Dr Oto Kester, professor, is director.
oslav Institute of Epidemiology
The Yugoslav institute of Epidemiology, Belgrade, Bulevar Jugoslavenske
Armije 16, was established by law effective 1 June 1945.
The institute has bacteriology, serology, epidemiology, and parasitology
sections and a section for the production of BSZ vaccine.
The basic function of the institute is to work on scientific problems con-
nected with the control and elimination of contagious diseases.
The institute publishes information regarding its work in the periodicals
Narodno zdravlie (Public Health), Acta medics. J oslavica Ri i ens. (Hygiene),
and Zbornik o malari i (Report on Malaria
Dr Dimitrije Kalic is director of the institute.
Institute of Tropical Diseases
The Institute of Tropical Jiseases, Skoplje, Ulica 250-26 /i 7, was es-
tablished by law on 25 Septemb,r 1947,
The institute has a clin.,:al research section, and a parasitology and bac-
teriology section. The latte? has malaria, bacteriology, protozoology, hema-
tology, mycology, and technol,gy of drainage departments.
The institute has entomc!.ogy stations in Kocane, Stip, Ditolj, and Struza.
The basic functions of 'lie Institute are to do research in tropical and
subtropical diseases on the lusis of current science and research in Yugoslavia,
and parasitology as a whole; ind to work out a uniform methodology for scien-
tific laboratory research in and elimination of tropical, subtropical, and other
parasitic diseases.
In 1947, the institute ,.ublished the Zborni (Malaria Digest).
It publishes information refccrding its work in the Makedonsko medicinski re led
(Macedonian Medical Review) official, publication of the Macedonian Medical As-
sociation.
Dr Georgi Gavrilski, professor at Skoplje University, is director of the
institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute is composed of Dr Georgi Gavrilski,
professor at Skoplje University; Dr Vladeta Popovic, bacteriologist; Dr Nikola
Hadzi-Zdravljev, epidemiolc:;ist; Dr Vladislav Kon, epidemiologist; and Dr Marijan
Nikolenko, physician.
Institute for Tuberculosis .)^ the Bones and Tissues
The Institute for Tuberculosis of the Bones and Tissues in Rovinj operates
on the basis of the law punlished 23 December 1947.
The institute has therapeutic sections for men, women, and children, where
patients are divided into.'istulous and nonfistulous, and ambulatory and recuper-
ative categories.
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The institute has a roentgenology section, an operating area, a laboratory,
a rhysical therapy section, and a professional library.
The basic functions of the institute are to discover standard methods of
treatment on the basis of discoveries throughout the world and esptiecial
Yugoslavia, to organize research on tuberculosis of the bones and ssues inn
close cooperation with research on common pulmonary tuberculosis.
The institute publishes information regarding its work in the journal pub-
lished by Yugoslav physiologists.
Dr Martin Horvat is director of the institute.
Institute of Hygiene
The Institute of Hygiene, Belgrade, Bulevar Jugoslavenske Armije 16, was
established by law on 1 June 1945.
The institute has a section for community hygiene, a section for work hy-
giene, a section for food hygiene, a phot::-film laboratory, a chemistry labora-
tory, a parasitology laboratory, and a hygiene laboratory including a labora-
tory for testing water.
The basic function: of the institute are to solve current problems in hy-
giene and hygiene service, and do scientific research on hygiene and related
subjects.
The irstitute has published the following: E idemiolo I a i rofilaksa
(Epidemi.logy and Prophylaxis), Prakticne vezbe iz bakteriolo i e Practical
Training in Bacteriology) and Standardizaci a seroloske reakci a za di nozu
sif;.lisa (Standardization of Serological Reactions for Syphilis Diagnosis
The institute publishes information regarding its work in the periodicals
H1 I ena (Hygiene), Medicinski lasnik (Medical Courier), Narodno zdravl e
Public Health) Srpski erhiv Serbian Archives), and Arhiv ministarstva poljo-
rivrede (Archives of the Ministry of Agriculture).
The institute has a large professional library on medicine, especially hy-
giene.
Dr Milovan Price, professor at the Medical College in Belgrade, is di-
rector of the institute.
Federal Bureau for the Examinatiori and Su ervision of Medicines
The Federal Bureau for the Examination and Supervision of Medicines, Bel-
grade, Bulevar Jugoslavenske Armije 16, was established by law on 5 October
1948.
The bureau has a bacteriology section, a section for examining hemothera-
peutic preparations, a Gaienic pharmacognosy section, a pharmacologic section,
and a chemistry section.
The basic functions of the institute are to examine and supervise the qual-
ity of pharmaceutical chemicals and drugs, prepared medicines, biological prod-
ucts, cosmetics and their raw materials, dental materials, dietetic prepara-
tions, sanitation materials, medicinal mineral waters and salts (natural and
artificial), medical preparations and instruments, and all other materials used
in the medical field.
Dr Milos Lazarevic is director of the bureau.
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Bureau for the Supervision of Medicines
The Bureau for the Supervision of Medicines in Zagreb was established by law
on 5 October 1948.
The bureau has the same sections and the same functions as the Federal Bu-
reau for the Examination and Supervision of Medicines in Belgrade.
Dr Ante Vuletic is director of the bureau.
Bureau of Pharmaceutic Research
The Bureau of Pharmaceutic Research, Ljubljana, Strosmajerova 1, was es-
tablished 15 May 1945.
The basic functions of the bureau are to do research in the production of
medicines, and to discover methods of producing and assuring production of medi-
cal preparations.
The bureau publishes information regarding its work in Pharmaceutskom
lasniku (pharmaceutic Courier) and other technical periodicals;
Marjan Dorer, professor at the secondary school, is director of the bureau.
Pasteur Bureau
The Pasteur Bureau in Novi Sad was established in 1926.
The
all Yugoslaviabasic
an ctoodo reof the production. vaccine for
productioon.
Dr Milan Nikolic is director of the bureau.
Tuberculosis Institute
The Tuberculosis Institute in Golnik was established by law on 3 September
1947.
The institute has a hospital section composed of departments of surgery
and respiratory diseases, a research section, and a dispensary.
The basic functions of the institute are to organize research in tubercu-
losis on the basis of current knowledge and to prevent the causes of, to treat,
and to eliminate tuberculosis.
Dr Furlan Tomas is director of the institute.
Serbian Institute of iene and g idemiolo
lishedTby orderaoflthel Ministry Hygiene
Public Health Epidemiology
of l Serbia on Belgrade Au was 1945.
The institute has a bacteriology August 1945,
partments, a hygiene and chemistry section, andwa with
de-
sanitation sectionrabies de-
.The basic functions of the institute are to do research in and study cu-
rent sanitation and epidemiology problems in Serbia, take preventive measures
and work to eliminate infectious diseases, and train advanced, secondary, and
elementary personnel for the epidemiology service.
Dr Djordje Guelmino is director of the institute.
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Bureau of Eoidemiolo~y and Bacteriolo
The Belgrade Bureau of Epidemiology and Bacteriology, 29 Novembra 54,
was established in 1943.
The bureau has bacteriology, epidemiology, malaria, chemistry and hygiene,
and sanitation sections.
The basic functions of the bureau are to do research in and study epidemi-
ology problems of the area administered by the executive Committee of the Peo-
ple's Council of Belgrade, take preventive measures, and work to eliminate in-
fectious diseases.
Dr Dragomir Kacarevic is director of the bureau.
Bureau of Sanitation and E idemiol2a of the Vojvodina
The Bureau of Sanitation and Epidemiology of the Vojvodina in Novi Sad has
bacteriology, epidemiology, malaria, hygiene and chemistry, and sanitation sec-
tions.
The basic functions of the bureau are to do research in and study epidemi-
ology problems in the Vojvodina, take preventive measures, and work to elimi-
nate infectious diseases.
Dr Milorad Kragujevic is director of the bureau.
Bureau for Blood Transfusions
The Bureau for Blood Transfusions, Belgrade, Bulevar Jugoslavenske Armije
16, was established in 1945.
The bureau has laboratories
and determining
serums,, examining blood substitutes for
tory.
stabilizers, and au biochemistry labora-
The basic functions of the bureau are to take blood from donors, prepare
blood plasma, prepare test serums, do hematologic and biochemical research on
blood plasma and serum, do research on the distribution of blood groups and sub-
groups in Yugoslavia, and do research on the RH, M, and N factors, and the A, B,
and 0 agglutinins.
Dr Miodrag Markovic is administrator of the bureau.
Professional Center for Protection of Children's Health
The Professional Center for Protection of Children's Health, Belgrade,
Kataniceva 21, was established by order of the Ministry of Public Health of
Serbia in agreement with the government of Serbia on 22 November 1946.
The center
women, Childbirth,sanda stheinewborn; a~section eforoinfants; arsectiongforepre-
school children; and a section for school children.
The basic function of the center is to do scientific research in all as-
pects of preventive pediatrics and child care.
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The center publishes the journal Zdravstvena zastita narodnog odmlatka
(Health Protection of the People's Children .
Dr Vlastimir Ivkovic is administrator of the center.
The center is in process of being reorganized into the Institute for Health
Protection of the People's Children.
Bureau of Hygiene
The Bureau of Hygiene, Zagreb, Mirogojska 6, was established by law on
21 December 1949.
The establishment has a medical biology section composed of medical zo-
ology, microbiology, and immunochemistry departments; an epidemiology section
composed of epidemiology and demographic departments; a general hygiene: sec-
tion composed of community and children's hygiene departments; and a food sec-
tion.
The basic functions of the bureau are to investigate and solve problems
in hygiene and preventive medicine, improve and introduce new work methods and
resources in hygiene and preventive medicine; and give professional help to hy-
giene and epidemiology establishments and similar establishments in Croatia.
The bureau publishes information regarding its work in the Acta medics
J oslavica, Li ecnicki v esnik (Medical Courier), and Higi.ieni 1 tehnici
Hygiene and Techniques).
Dr No Brodarac is director of the bureau.
Institute of Balneology and Climatology
The Institute of Balneology and Climatology, Zagreb, Demetrova 18, was
established by order of the Ministry of Public Health on 22 August 1949.
The institute has a section for the organization and development of health
establishments connected with the balneology and climatology services, a section
for medical research, a section for chemistry and physics research, and a sec-
tion for hydrology, geology, and meteorology research.
The basic functions of the institute are to do research in and solve balne-
ology and medical climatology problems.
Dr Vladimir Frankovic is director of the institute.
Bureau of Epidemiology of Slovenia
The Bureau of Epidemiology of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Zaloska C 2, was estab-
lished in 1949.
The basic functions of the bureau are to study epidemiology problems and
lead the struggle against contagious diseases.
Dr Janez Kmet is director of the bureau.
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Bureau of Veterinary Science of Slovenia
The Bureau of Veterinary Science of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Cesta V. Mestni
log 47, was established by law in 1946.
The bureau has a section for infectious diseases, a section for "invazij-
skih" LinvasiveY diseases, a committee for the problem and elimination of TBC
,uberculosisl in Slovenia, and a pharmaceutic and therapeutic section.
The basic functions of the bureau are to study all veterinary livestock
breeding problems in Slovenia, and apply kn~vledge gained to the development
of veterinary science and livestock breeding.
Institute of Bacteriology and Chemistry of Macedonia
The Institute of Bacteriology and Chemistry of Macedonia, Skoplje, Ulica
250, 6 sic has a bacteriology section, an antirabies section, and a "marbil-
ozno" ?J section-
The basic function of the institute is to do research in rabies and small-
pox.
Veterinary and Bacteriology Institute of Macedonia
The Veterinary and Bacteriology Institute of Macedonia, Skoplje, Tempa 39,
has a bacteriology and serology section, a parasitology section, a section for
supervision of food products of anirnl origin, a chemistry and toxicology sec-
tion, and a planning section.
The basic function of the institute is to work in the scientific and diag-
nostic field.
The institute publishes information regarding its work in the periodicals:
Makedonski medicinski re-led (Macedonian Medical Survey), and Soci.~alisticko
zem,jodelie Socialist Countries),
Trajko Bozinovic-Salinski, science associate, is director of the institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute is composed of Trajko Bozinovic-
Salinski, science associate; Spiro Kalinski, science associate; and Tome An-
gelovski.
Bureau of Balneology of Bosnia-Herzegovina
The Bureau of Balneology of Bosnia-Herzegovina at Ilidza near Sarajevo was
established by law on 24 September 1949.
The basic function of the bureau is to do research in and study mineral
springs and water, therapeutic mud, bath climates, and their therapeutic values.
Dr Marko Ciglr, balneologist, is director of the bureau.
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Institute for Health Education of Bosnia-Herzegovina
The Institute for Health Education of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sarajevo, Diemal.
usa 3, operates on the basis of a law effective 9 October 1947.
The institute has a planning laboratory, a photography laboratory, and a
moulage and model laboratory.
The basic functions of the institute are to gather, care for, exhibit, and
process educational material on public health, and to develop methods for health
education and apply them.
The institute publishes the periodical Zivot i zdravl a (Life and Health).
Dr Teodor Ilic is director of the institute.
The Scientific Council of the institute is composed of Dr Milivoje Sarvan,
Dr Nedo Zec, Dr Bogdan Zimonjic, Dr Ernest Grin, Dr Milutin Gligic, Dr Milos
Aranicki, Dr Spiro Janovic, Dr Blagoje Djurdjevic, Dr Ivan Grujic, and Dr Drags.
Ilic.
State Veterinary Bureau of Bosnia -Herzegovina
The State Veterinary Bureau of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sarajevu, Bregalnicka
10, operates on the basis of a law effective 12 September 1945.
The bureau has a section for contagious diseases composed of a microbi-
ology laboratory, a serology labora'ory, an epizootic department, and a depart-
ment for diseases of feathered animals' *a section for "invazionih" Linvasive]
diseases, a section for the protection of the health, work, and production of ani posseedtof a aartmentseforction for of
department livestartifock icial
insemination; a section for human and animal nourishment; and a physics and
chemistry section composed of toxicology and biochemistry laboratories.
The basic functions of the bureau are to do bacteriology and serology re-
search in livestock contagious and "invazionih" diseases, and to do research in
veterinary medicine.
Dr Josip Jezic is director of the bureau.
Bi -eau of Epidemiology of Montenegro
The Bureau of Epidemiology of Montenegro operates by decree of the Ministry
of Public Health and Social Security of Montenegro effective 30 March 1949.
The bureau has a bacteriology and serology section with a parasitology de-
partment, a chemistry section, an epidemiology section with a disinfection serv-
ice department, a health education department, and a health statistics depart-
ment.
The basic functions of the institute are to do research in and study cur-
rent sanitation and epidemiology problems in Montenegro, and to take preventive
measures and work to combat infectious diseases.
Dr Djordje Atlas, bacteriologist, is administrator of the bureau.
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Serbian Chemical Society
The Serbian Chemical Society, Belgrade, Bulevar Crvene Armije 73, was es-
tablished in 1897, working mostly in close cooperation with specialists con-
nected with Belgrade University. Since 1945, the society has broadened its func-
tions and included new ones. Its functions are to unite all scientific and pro-
fessional workers, work on advancing chemical knowledge and popularizing it,
and advance its members in theory and practice.
The society works through its sections for popularizing chemical knowledge,
teaching, and work with youth.
The society has 243 members and has a branch in Novi Sad.
The society publishes the Glasnik Bemiskog Drustva (Chemical Society Courier)
quarterly.
The following Administrative Council was selected at the annual meeting in
1949: president, Dr Aleksandar Leko, professor at Belgrade University; first
vice-president, Vukic Micovic, professor at Belgrade University; second vice-
president, Engr Bogdan Lakovic, director of the federal Administration for Re-
search; first secretary, Zdenko Dizdar, director of the Scientific Institute of
the Ministry of Industry of Serbia; second secretary, Slobodan Koncar, assistant
at the Advanced Technical School; treasurer, Zorka Markovic, chemist for the
federal Ministry of Mines; and members, Bozica Okrajnov, assistant at Belgrade
University; Dr Panto Tutundzic, professor at Belgrade University; Alfred Jeger,
assistant to the director of the federal Administration for the Development of
Production; Natalija Bajic, chief engi,:eer for the Chemical Industry of Serbia;
Slobodanka Gajic, teaching instructor for the education section of the Execu-
tive Committee of the People's Council of Belgrade; Dr Djordje Stefanovic, pro-
fessor at Belgrade University; Engr Milenko MSlic, lecturer at the Veterinary
College in Belgrade; and Persida Vukic, Gymnasium professor.
Serbian Biological Society
The Serbian Biological Society, Belgrade, Studentski trg 3, was not an inde-
pendent society before the war, but was an affiliate of the Paris Biological So-
ciety and published information regarding its work in publications of that so-
ciety which were exclusively in French. The society was completely reorganized
and established as the Serbian Biological Society in 1947.
The functions of the society are to gather biological information with the
aim of advancing and propagating biological science, aid research in biology,
extend the knowledge of biology to the masses, and aid in improving teaching of
biology in the schools.
The society works through its teaching, agrobiology, microbiology, phe-
nology, forestry, and work with youth sections
The society has 17 branches located in Novi Sad, Cacak, Nis, Kragujevac,
Zajecar, Sabac, Vrsac, Sremski Karlovci, Subotica, Pristine, Svetozarevo, Vranje,
Leskovac, Aleksinac, Pec, Cuprija, and Smederevo.
The society publishes the Arhiv bioloskih nauka (Archives of Biological
Sciences) quarterly, and the popular science monthly Nauka i priroda (Science
and Nature), which is the official publication of the natural science associ-
ations of Serbia.
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The following Administrative Council was selected at the annual meeting
in 1949: president, Dr Sinisa `,ankovic, professor at Belgrade University;
first vice-president, Dr Mladen Josipovic, professor at Belgrade University;
second vice-president, Dr Sima Grozdanic, professor at Belgrade University;
first secretary, Vlado Vidovic, assistant at Belgrade University; second secre-
tary, Engr Dusan Lalovic, assistant at Belgrade University; and members, Dr
Aleksandar Djordjevic, associate professor at Belgrade University; Zora Ste-
fanovic, teaching instructor for the education section of the Executive Com-
mittee of the People's Council of Belgrade; Dr Ceda Simic, professor at Bel-
grade University; Engr Milorad Piper, director of the federal Bureau for Plant
Production; Dr Milutin Radovanovic, associate professor at Belgrade University;
Dr Boza Nikolic, docent at Belgrade University; Engr Dusan Popovic, director
of the Science and Research Institute of the Ministry of Forestry of Serbia;
Vilotije Blecic, assistant at Belgrade University; Engr Karlo Briza, chief of
the Section for the Development of Production of the Ministry of Agriculture
of Serbia; and Stana Dadic, member of the Teaching Council of the Ministry of
Education of Serbia.
Association of Mathematicians and Physicists of Serbia
The Association of Mathematicians and Physicists of Serbia, Belgrade,
Bulevar Crvene Armije 73, in the Advanced Technical School, was established in
1948.
The functions of the society are to unite scientists and specialists in
mathematics and physics, to study, advance, and popularjze mathematics and phys-
and
cs thinking; to aid and advance the teaching of mathematics and physics.
i The soc'.:ty works through its tea,=hing and work with youth sections.
Tb:, society has 299 members and 16 branches, located in Subotica, Novi Sad,
Zren,?::nin, Pancevc, Sahac, Pozarevac, Zajecar, Svetozarevc, Kragujevac, Cacak,
Titovo Uzice, Nis, Pristina, Vaijevo, Leskova:, and Sombor
The society publishes the 'Jesnik drustva matematicara I fizicara Srbl e
(Courier of the Association o:' Matnematici.ans and Physicists of Serbia NRquar-
terly. The society has published Csnevni ooimcvi matemat+kr
e u sredn o,j skoli (Bali- Mathem al Couce is and r matematicke ondni-
ci ond-
ary Schools b A P efinitions for Sec
Y liimcira; Osam predavaniu i
Lectures on Mathematics! Anal mat=maticke analize (Eight
rovica (Articles s by by Mih Mihail ysisl, by .t, dime-na; and Clanci Mihaila Pet-
Petrovic), edited Belgrade University ~ oY Vojir, Ps,}evic, assistant at
The following Administrative Council wa, selected at the annual meeting
on 26 February 1950 president, Dr Tadlja Pe jovic, professor at Belgrade Uni-
versity; first vice-president, Vlastimir Stajic, retired Gymnasium professor;
second vice-president, Dr Dragoljuo.;ovanovic, professor at Belgrade University;
first secretary, Vojin Dajovic, assistant at Belgrade University; second secre-
tary, Borivoje Rasajski, assistant at Belgrade University, third secretary,
Zlatko Mamuzic, assistant at the Advanced Technical S'chocl in Belgrade- Bora Stankovic, assistant at the Serbian Academy of Science; librarian,
Zagorka Sakl, assistant at Belgrade University; and members, Pavle Savic, pro-
fessor at Belgrade University; Dragisa Ivanovic, docent at Belgrade University;
Dr Radivoje Kasanin, professor at the Advanced Technical School; Djordje Basaric,
assistant at the Bureau of Physics in the College of Natural Science and Mathe-
matics; Ernest Stipanic, assistant at the Advanced Technical School; Tatomit
Andjelic, docent at Belgrade University; Petar Zivojinovic, manager of the
Teaching Council of the Ministry of Education of Serbia, Bora Stamenkovic, Gym-
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kr ic, assistant at the Advanced Technical School; and ranisla Sevarlic,lec-
turer at Belgrade University.
Serbian Medical Association
The Serbian Medical Association, Belgrade, Zeleni Venac 1, was established
in 1872 for Belgrade physicians
sive press, . After being sharply criticized by the progres-
the association accepted members from the interior, The associa-
tion a opped functioning during the occupation, but was reorganized after the
liberation and began operating again in 1946
The functions of the association are to , rk on advancing health and so-
cial well being in cooperation with state establishments and organizations,
to foster medical research, cooperate with the Medical College, and work on per-
fecting the professional training of physicians
The association works through its ophthalmology, cardiology, rheumatology,
stomatology, hygiene, physical culture, pediatrics. social welfare, medical hy-
drology and climatology, dermatology and venereology, otolaryngology, gynecology
and obstetrics, neuropsychiatry, and tuberculosis sections
The association has 1,562 members and 36 branches, located in Aleksinac,
Valjevo, Vranje, Vrnjacka Banja, Vrsac, Zajecar, Zrenjanin, Zemun, Kragujevac,
Krusevac, Kraljevo, Kosovskp Mitrovica, Kikinda, Leskova His, Novi Pazar,
Pancevo, Pec, Pozarevac, Pr__ren, Pristina, Prokuplje, Svilajnac, Senta,
Smederevo, Sremska Mitrovica, Svetozerevo, Sombor, Subotica, Titovc Uzice,
Cacak, Sabac, Novi Sad, Becej, Backa Palanka, and Pirot
The association publishes the Srpski arhiv cH _ celokupno lekarstvo (Serbian
Archives for the Entire Field of Medicine), whichis is.ued monthly; and pub-
lishes from time to time the journal of its brac_h in Novi Sad, the Mediclnski
prepled (Medical Survey
)
The fo l~wir.E t
Nase prvc i ku ^ o sine the liberation:
Nafi srps6r - a; tv r r X' 1 r 'With Penicillin j; Bibli-
Medical Literature r 1 c ibliography of Serbian
Mediva o1 1911; Bibiio rafi a sr sko
(Bt sugr5;i i_rbju;; Arrnives From irjTS t0 ; p g
noviJl usk si tr.raLje ~ur.intellir;Cle tkvir. , uka.demi:,a V P. F'iiatova (Newest
Successes With the iheraiy o jun!r.col i~i1:1-/ of Acadecician V P. Filatov); by
Dr Dj, Nesic; Li,;agnosticY,o-terareutsxi iekarsr,i r.rirucnik (Liagnostic and Thera-
peutic Manual for iy,icians,; a:rir;irdrnc iecer.,ie :lucre tuberkuloze (Surgical
Treatment fur Tuber :1055 of the iur.Es , by i7
hiili~ Gruji-=
The following Adminsstrative Council was se-ected at the annual meeting
in 1949; president, Dr Uros ,'ekic, professor at Belgrade University and presi-
dent of the Red Cross of Serbia; first vi -e-president, Dr Cedomir Plavsic, do-
cent at Belgrade University and head of the federal Commission for the Protec-
tion of Public Health; second vi-e-prr-Fident, Dr Savc l ic, assistant to the
administrator of the Surgery Clinic; first secretary, Dr Vojislav Danilovic,
assistant at the Medical College in Belgrade; second secretary, Dr Sava Ljubi-
savljevic, assistant at the Medical College and head of the Ministry of Public
Health of Serbia; treasurer. Dr Mihajlo Andrejevic, docent at the Medical Col-
lege; and members, Dr Borislav Bozovic, docent at the Medical College; Dr Rado-
mir Geric, assistant to the Minister of Public Health of Serbia; Dr Mite Savi-
cevic, assistant to the director of the Institute of Hygiene of the federal Com-
mission for the Protection of Publi; Health; Dr Milan Arsenijevic, docent at the
Medical College; Dr Dragcljub Dinkovic, Major in the Yugoslav Army; Dr Branislav
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Gadjanski, assistant to the administrator of the Institute of Radiology; and
Dr Ljubomir Rasovic, assistant at the Medical
Serbian Societ for the Stu and Prevention of Cancer
The Serbian Society for the Study and Prevention of Cancer, Bel
Bulevar Crvene Armije 16, was established in 1927
renewed its work ;n 1n After the libera one~it
946The functions of the society are to study, treat, and prevent cancer, and
to aid in organizing the fight against cancer
The society has 103 members
The following Administrative Council was selected at the annual meeting
in 1949: president, Dr Dimitrije Antic, pensioned professor of Belgrade Uni-
versity; secretary, Dr KsenofQn Sahovic, rector of the Medical College in Bel-
grade; and members, Dr Dusan Boric, scientific counselor at the Serbian Academy
of Science; Dr Svetislav Barjaktarevic, scientific associate at the Serbian
Academy of Science; Dr Branislav Gadjanski, physician at the Clinical Hospital;
Dr Aleksandar Simic, docent at the Medical College in Belgrade; Dr Zivojin
Igajacev, associate professor at the Medical College, and Dr Milutin Djurisic,
associate professor at the Mei'c,; fo'_ege
Association of Pharmacists of Serbia
The Association of Pharma:fists of Serbia, Belgrade, Vuka Karadzica
established in 1946. It was known as the Serbian Apothecary Society before the
war; it was not a scientific society at that time, but a trade organization.
The functions of the associatio?: are to un!te a_' pharmacists, help them
advance professionally, and cooperate with the administrative agencies of the
people in protecting pu;l.ic health
The association works through its section on professional and ideological
work, medicinal plan,:-, secti:_r, "::d it; lion on gathering material for a
history of pharmacy for ugozia', medi-ai hibiiography
The association has 6'5 member, and six branches,, located in Kragujevac,
Sad, Pozarevac, Nis, Kruseva and Subotica.
,
The following Administrative Coun:c(i was selected at the annual meeting
in 1949; president, 1'itomir Stojancvic, head of the Bureau for the Supervision
and Development of Production in the Ministry of Public Health of Serbia; vice-
president, Andreje Delini, director of the secondary /preparatory, medical
schools in Belgrade; secretary, Milar. Grozdanovic, lectarer at the College of
Pharmacy; second secretary, Predrag Lukic assistant at the College of Pharmac
treasurer, Miodrag Rankovic, planning director of the Main Directorate of y,
cal Supply; and members, Zarko Djordje.'.ic, Captain in the Y
Medi-
Miladinovic, manager of the 42d City of-
ficial A;:othecar Yugoslav Army; Sofija
ficial of the Bureau for tht, Supervision of Medicines;gandeNikolarMilivojevic,
director of the City Apothecary Enterprise
Croatian Chemical Society
The Croatian Chemical Society, Zagreb, Marulicev trg 20, was established
in 1926. After the liberation, it renewed its work in 1946..
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The functions of the society are to work on the advancement and populariza-
tion of all branches of pure and applied chemistry,
The society operates as the professional and scientific section of the Cro-
atian Natural Science Society, and is closely connected with the work of the
Chemistry section of the Association of Engineers and Technicians of Croatia.
The Croatian Chemical Society has 160 members.
It publishes the Arhiv za kemi u (Chemistry Archives), which is issued
annually.
The following Administrative Council was selected at the annual meeting
in 1949' president, Dr Rikard Podhorski, dean of the Technical College in
Zagreb; vice president, Dr Tomislav Pinter, professor at Zagreb University;
secretary, Dr Engr Bozo Tezek, professor at Zagreb University; and treasurer,
Dr Engr Viktor Hahn, docent at Zagreb University.
Society of Physicians of Croatia
The Society of Physicians of Croatia, Zagreb, S%letter missin7ubiceva 9,
was established in 1874 as the Society of Physicians of Croatia, Slavonia, and
Medjumurje. Physicians among the Partisans founded the Association of Physi-
cians of Croatia, which, after 1945, joined with the Society of Physicians to
make up the present society.
The functions of the society are to study and advance medical science and
practice, study the causes of various diseases and lead the fight against their
occurrence and for their prevention, aid the state administration in the organ-
ization of the health service, and aid medical teaching in the Medical College
in Zagreb.
The society works through the following sections. internal medicine, pedi-
atrics, ophthalmology, roentgenology and radiology, neuropsychiatry, surgical
orthopedics, tuberculosis, dermatology and venereology, experimental medicine,
hygiene, historical medicine, rheumatology, stomatology, climatology, balne-
ology, physical therapy, gynecology, hematology, work hygiene, microbiology,
otolaryngology, and the section for polyclinic physicians.
The society has 1,386 members with 19 branches, located in Bjelovar, Cako-
vec, Daruvar, Dubrovnik, Karlovac, Glina, Osijek, Siavonski Brod, Ogulin, Pak-
rac, Pula, Sisak, Split, Sibenik, Fijeka, Zadar, Varazdio, Vitrovltica, and
Vukovar.
The society publishes the Li ecricki vijesnik (Medical Courier), which is
issued monthly.
The following administrative coun_ii was selected at the annual meeting in
1949: president, Dr Gustav Forenbacher, primarius /leading
fiel]; first vice-president, Branko Muecevir., primariuc from Osijek; specialist in his
second
vice-president, Stanko Ibler, primarius: first secretary, Dr Zlatko Supsk, as-
sistant and specialist; second secretary, Dr Berislav Smajic, Lieutenant in the
Yugoslav Army; and treasurer, Dr Milan Svarcvald, docent at Zagreb University.
Pharmaceutical Society of Croatia
The Pharmaceutical Society of Croatia, Zagreb, Masarikova 2, was established
in 1946,
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The functions of the society are to unite all pharmacists, help them ad-
vance professionally, and cooperate with state administrative agencies in the
protection of public health
The society has 486 members.
The society publishes the Farmaceutski glasnik (Pharmaceutical Courier),
monthly.
The following Administrative Council was selected at the annual meeting
in 1949; president, Hrvoje Tartalja, head of the Administration for Pharmacy
Work in the Ministry of Public Health of Croatia; vice-president, Vladoje
Grabaric, Major in the Yugoslav Army and head of the Pharmaceutical Section
of the Medical Administration of the II /Second Corps?/ of the Yugoslav Army;
secretary, Antun Karlovac, apothecary; and treasurer, Mirko Djuric, apothecary.
Slovenian Medical Association
The Slovenian Medical Asso-iation, Ljubljana, Slajmerjeva 3, was first
established in 1861 as the Medical Association of Carinthia. In 1918, when
the association took in the whole area of Slovenia, it became the Slovenian
Medical Association it has published the Zdravniski vestnik (Medical Courier)
since 1923. The association stopped its work during the occupation, but re-
sumed it in 1947
The functions of the association are to work on the professional and scien-
tific advancement of physicians, examine and study problems of health service,
and try to raise the health level of Slovenia in accordance with the instruc-
tions of the Ministry of Public Health
The association has organised one section to date, in dermatology.
The association has 360 members and seven branches. located in Maribor,
Celje, Novo Mesto, Postojna, Brezlce, Slovenjgradec, and Jesenice.
The association publishes the Zdravstveoi vestn_k (Medical Courier)
monthly.. l--
The following Administrative, Cour:i; was selected at the annual meeting
in 1949: president, Dr Joze Jaksa, professor at Ljubljana University; vice-
president, Dr Drago Music, head of the health service for the city people's
council in Ljubljana, secretary, Dr Vito Lavric, docent at the University;
treasurer, Dr Drasko Vilfan, assistant at the University; and members, Dr Drago
Benedik, assistant at the University; Dr Stefan Sobar, medical Major; Dr Males
Pehar, physician; Dr Tone Hocevar, district physician; Dr Franc Ambrozic,
district physician, Dr Tone Ravniker, physician; Dr Lojze Brencic, dentist;
and Dr Joze FlaJs, primarius
Association of Physicians of Bosnta-Her Farina
The Association of Physicians of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sarajevo, in the
Medical College, was established in 1946
The functions of the association are to raise the professional and scien-
tific level of the physicians of Bosnia-Herzegovina, promote medical research,
give help to the people's agencies and organizations in the health education of
the populace, and cooperate with like associations in promoting medical research
and protecting public health.
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The association works through its internal medicine, surgery, and tubercu-
losis sections.
The association has 265 members and three branches, in Mostar,
Banja Luka, and Tuzla. located
The association publishes the Medicinski arhiv (Medical Archives) qua=_
terly.
The following administrative council was selected at the annual meeting
in 1949: president, Dr Balgoje Kovacevic, professor Sarajevo; vice-president, Dr Arto Jamnicki,Mir Minister the ublic Hcal College
Bosnia-Herzegovina; secretary, Dr Ibro Brkic, assistant at the Medical C o-
lege; treasurer, Dr Hajrudin Hadziselimovic, assistant at the t at the Medicol-
al Coland members, Dr Vladimir Cavka, professor at the Medical College- Dr
Nedo Zee, professor at the Medical College; Dr Stanislav Sabo, associate
pro-
fessor at the Medical College; Dr Miron Simic, Major in the Yugoslav Army;
and Dr Josef Konforti, Major in the Yugoslav Army Medica=cj`tion of Macedonia
The Medical Association of Macedonia, Skoplje, Sergija Hirova 16, was
established in 1946.
The functions of the association are to promote medical research, sup-
plement the professional training of physicians, and work to raise the health
level of the people.
The association works through its internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics,
deornatology and venereology, roentgenology, epidemiology, and dentistry sec-
The association has 220 members and eight branches, located in Ohrid,
Bitolj, Prilep, Veles, Stip, Strumica, Kumanovo, and Tetovo.
The association publishes the Makedonski medicinski re led (Macedonian
Medical Survey), bimonthly. (Mac
The following administrative council was selected at the ^1nual meeting
in 1949: president, Dr Georgi Gavrilski, associate professor at Skoplje Uni-
versity; and members Dr Isak Tadzir, section head at the Skoplje State Hospi-
tal; Dr Dimitar Nestorov, president of the Presidium of the People's Skupstina
of Macedonia; Dr Milivoj Vidakovic, professor at the University; and Dr Grozda
Simitcijeva, doctor at the Skoplje State Hospital
Association of A othecaries of Macedonia
The association of Apothecaries of Macedonia, Skoplje, Generals Tolbuhina
5, was established in 1947 when it became independent of the Medical Association
of Macedonia, in which it had been established as a section in 1946.
The functions of the association are to study pharmaceutical science, in-
form its members of new discoveries, and help raise the professional and ideo-
logical level of its members.
The association has 71 members.
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The following Administrative Council was selected at the annual meeting in
1949: president, Bozidar Bombolov
directo
f t
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,
r o
he
Replek
Enterprise; and
members, Mitko Bogdanov, apothecary; Dr Elio Fransez, chemist; Peter Lazaroveki,
apothecary; Dr Krsto Stavric, apothecary; Georgi Ikonomov, apothecary; Vasil
Djorgov, apothecary; and Jonko Kadrono, apothecary.
Association of Physicians of Montenegro
1947. Association of Physicians of Montenegro, Cetinje, was established in
.
The functions of the association are to raise its members proftee ssionally
to the
e highest level of the most current medical knowledge, coopera with the
people's agencies in the health education of the people, and cooperate with
people's organizations in protecting public health.
The association has 200 members, and two branches in Titograd and Kotor.
The following Administrative Council was selected at the annual meeting
in 1949: president, Dr Nikola Zlatarov, chief in the Ministry of Public Health
and Social Welfare of Montenegro; secretary, Dr Djordje Atlas, director of the
Bureau of Hygiene in Cetinje; and treasurer, Dr Luka Vukic, physician.
Federation of Medical Associations of Yugoslavia
The Federation of Medical Associations of Yugoslavia, Belgrade, Zeleni
Venac 1, was established in 1946.
The functions of the federation are to coordinate the work of medical as-
sociations, organize professional conferences on general and specific problems
of a federal character, organize professional and scientific congresses as well
as general congresses for individual branches or sections for physicians through-
out Yugoslavia, represent Yugoslav physicians abroad, and publish the Acta medica
Jugoslavica.
The federation includes the Medical Association of Serbia, the Society of
Physicians of Croatia, the Medical Association of Slovenia, the Association of
Physicians of Bosnia-Herzegovina, the Medical Association of Macedonia, and the
Association of Physicians of Montenegro.
The federation works through its sections on internal medicine, ophthal-
mology, stomatology, gynecology, neuropsychiatry, rheumatology and balneology,
dermatology and venereology, hygiene, pediatrics, tuberc...iosis, social welfare
doctors, radiology, otolaryngology, physical culture, and cardiology.
The federation publishes the A~ a medica J
parts and volumes. ugoslavica, which is issued in
The following Administrative Council was selected at the annual meeting in
1949: president, Dr Kosta Todorovic, professor at Belgrade University; vice-
presidents, Dr Gustav Fornnbaher, professor at Zagreb University; Dr Blagoje
Kovacevic, professor at Sarajevo University; Dr Bozidar Lavric, professor at
Ljubljana University; Dr Nikola Zlatarov, president of the Association of Phy-
sicians of Montenegro; Dr Georgi Gavrilskl, professor at Skoplje University;
first secretary, Dr Cedomir Plavsic, docent at Belgrade University; and second
secretary, Dr Bozidar Djordjevic, docent at Belgrade University.
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