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Hello again!
With your help i found some important data and now I'm searching for an archive of the Bialystok Medical academy which has been working since the 19th century. I found in wikipedia that it was located in the Branicki Palace. It works even now but maybe google will give out to polish-speakers more information than when i searched in english...
Does anybody know, how to find such an archive of students who studied in that university in 1880s? I mean online archives...
Keeping hunting
Sophia

Are ypu sure information about academy in Białystok which has been working since XIX century? And source of this information?
I'v noticed few post about State Archive in Białystok. I/m affraid there is no listo students who studied in Medical Academy in Białystok in 1880's..
keep searching in Warsaw, Petersburg...
in Białystok (AP Białustok) you cand find many other information, but list of student 1880's in Białytok Academy..I'm affraid - not.

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Czy ktoś zna historię szkolnictwa wyższego w Białymstoku i mógłby zweryfikować informację o istnieniu w Białymstoku Akademii Medycznej w XIX wieku?

greeenberg pisze:Does anybody know, how to find such an archive of students who studied in that university in 1880s? I mean online archives...

According to English wikipedia "Medical University of Białystok was created in 1950 in a historical building from the 18th century". University was founded in 1950, so there's no data from 1880s, because at that time there was no University!

Best regards

Włodzimierzu, Sophia, pomyliła Pałac z Uniwersytetem

bardziej intryguje mnie fragment
"with your help":)
bo być może ktoś wie o jakiejś formie nauczania medycyny (przez Branickich?) w Białymstoku w XIX wieku i Sophia taką pomoc uzyskała tutaj.
lub "pomoc":)
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Well... Okay, i can be wrong, then where could a man study medicine in 1880 in the area of Bialystok?
Warsaw? Vilno? Do they have online archives (maybe somebody already searched something there)?

ad Warsaw:
http://baza.archiwa.gov.pl/sezam/ela.ph ... s&id=49971
http://baza.archiwa.gov.pl/sezam/index. ... ski&word2=

http://www.bip.ap.gov.pl/plik.php?id=26363&wer=1
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e-mail: archiwum@warszawa.ap.gov.pl

Yes, for sure there was not any medical university in XIXth century in Bialystok. It was founded after the second world war in reconstructed building of Branicki's palace burn in 1944. However in 1880s there were two hospitals in Bialystok: regional at Lipowa street, founded in 40s of XIXth century and jewish one at Warszawska street 15 (in XIXth century it was named Aleksandrowska street), founded in 1872. It would be good to contact Museum of Medicine and Pharmacy kept in the building of Branicki's palace in Bialystok. This is the most probable place, where you can find help about doctors living in Bialystok in XIXth century:

museum@umb.edu.pl, tel. +48 85 7485405, +48 85 7485467.

O ile mnie pamięć nie myli w drugiej połowie XIXw pałac Branickich mieścił jedynie Instytut Dla Dobrze Urodzonych Panien i raczej na pewno nie był uczelnią wyższą, szkolnictwo wyższe w Białymstoku , to już epoka powojenna.
Paweł Jurewicz