J. Antall szerk.: Medical history in Hungary 1972. Presented to the XXIII. International Congress of the History of Medicine / Orvostörténeti Közlemények – Supplementum 6. (Budapest, 1972)
L. Huszár: British Medals in the Semmelweis Medical Historical Museum in Budapest
L. Huszár: British Medals. 55 without a date, prepared by the firm Du Barri & Hill, and his enumeration is concluded with an enamelled metal copy of the cross of the British Red Cross Society with the name M. B. Clarke carved on it in 1930. By this review we have tried to show how and to what extent Britain is represented in the collection of medical medals at the Semmelweis Medical Historical Museum. Out of the 66 pieces eight have some relation to Hungary, too: the medal of János Bánffihunyadi, two Darwin-medals by Szilárd Sződy and one by József Reisner, László Deák's Jenner-medal, two medals awarded to Hungarians, and the medal prepared for the veterinary congress in London by Zutt. These aspects have been consciously emphasized, not merely to lend more colour and interest to the selected material, but because they may serve as historical documents and illustrations of some mutual relations between the two countries.
