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[The fight of the communist authorities with the Catholic Church in the health service in Poland (1945-1970)]

Zbigniew Jastrzebowski

Journal Article: Archiwum historii i filozofii medycyny / Polskii Towarzystwo Historii Medycyny i Farmacji 02/2005; 68(4):341-55.

Abstract

The article shows the process of nationalization of Polish hospitals run by religious congregations and elimination of priests runs from medical care. The process lasted until resignation of Władysław Gomułka from the post of the first secretary of the Polish United Worker's Party. We can distinguish two periods of the process: 1948-1953 of nationalized of the congregation hospitals and 1960 - 1970 when this presence of the Catholic Church in the health was limited to indispensable minimum.

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Keywords

Catholic Church
 
first secretary
 
indispensable minimum
 
medical care
 
nationalization
 
Polish United Worker's Party
 
priests runs
 
religious congregations
 
Władysław Gomułka