Maria Baltaga-Savițki
First female doctor from Bessarabia, physician, and educator
About Maria Baltaga-Savițki
Lived 1854 – 1904 (aged 49–50). Maria Baltaga-Savițki was a physician.
Maria Baltaga-Savițki (1854 – 1904) was a physician from the Bessarabia Governorate of the Russian Empire.
She became the first female physician in what is now Moldova in 1879. She studied medicine in the University of Zürich in 1874.
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Who was Maria Baltaga-Savițki?
first female doctor from Bessarabia, physician, and educator
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Maria Baltaga-Savițki was born in 1854.
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Maria Baltaga-Savițki died in 1904.
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Maria Baltaga-Savițki was a physician.
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