Publicación del libro de Linda Palfreeman “A Gypsy and a Rebel: Lillian Urmston in the Spanish Civil War”
Linda Palfreeman publica junto a Alicia García López el libro A Gypsy and a Rebel: Lillian Urmston in the Spanish Civil War.

At the age of nineteen, Lillian Urmston volunteered her services as a nurse in the Spanish Civil War, because she believed it was ‘the right thing to do.’ Her lack of political affiliations [and rebellious attitude] inevitably brought suspicion from some of her more ideological peers, while through her clinical work she earned the respect of some of the leading battlefield physicians of the day, including Len Crome, Chief Medical Officer of the 35th Army Corps and Dr Reggie Saxton, a pioneer of blood transfusion. Later, the civil and military authorities in Britain would draw on her practical expertise in the latest developments in trauma care as they made their preparations for the Second World War.
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Alejandra de Leiva (18 de diciembre de 2024). Publicación del libro de Linda Palfreeman “A Gypsy and a Rebel: Lillian Urmston in the Spanish Civil War” Humanitarismos médicos. Recuperado 16 de marzo de 2026 de https://doi.org/10.58079/12yj9
