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137 > September 19, 1936. When we
left the doctor's [137] [office] and stepped into the sanatorium
chapel for a moment, I heard these words in my soul:My child, just a few more drops in your chalice; it won't be long
now. (Diary 694) 651-700
[137] Dr. Adam Silberg, from the sanatorium
at Pradnik. Dr. Silberg, a convert, was about 40 years old then. In
the years 1937-1939 (until the outbreak of the war) he was the director of City
Sanatoriums (Polish Miejskie. Zaklady Sanitarne)
at Pradnik Bialy in Cracow, popularly known as
Sanatorium (now a special city hospital named Dr. Anka
Hospital). He lived on the premises of the hospital together with his
wife and son Kazimierz. It is not sure what happened
to him after the outbreak of the war. According to the account of Mr. Ludwik Spytkowski, retired
janitor at the hospital, Dr. Silberg tried to make
his way to the east, together with his wife, and was shot by the Germans near
Lvov. Another version, given by Dr. Adamczewski, a
radiologist at the hospital, says that Dr. Silberg
made his way to France with a group of doctors, then went to Scotland and died
there during the war.
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