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Teodora Krajewska (née Kosmowska, Germanized as Theodora; 1854–1935) was a Polish-born Austro-Hungarian physician, writer and teacher. In her youth, Krajewska worked in schools and wrote novels. She surprised her family by moving to Switzerland to study medicine in 1883. In 1892, she was hired by the authorities of Austria-Hungary to work as a public health official in Bosnia and Herzegovina. One of the first women to practice medicine in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Austria-Hungary, Krajewska mainly treated Bosnian Muslim women, whom she regarded as susceptible to particular health problems. Krajewska wrote detailed notes about the state of women and Muslim customs. These writings, published in 1989, reveal the patronizing attitude towards Muslims that was common for the era. Krajewska stay

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rdfs:comment	Teodora Krajewska, (geborene Kosmowska, eingedeutscht: Theodora K.; * 1854 in Warschau; † 5. September 1935 ebenda), war eine polnische Ärztin, Schriftstellerin und Lehrerin. (de) Teodora Krajewska, född 1854, död 1935, var en österrikisk-ungersk läkare, verksam i Bosnien. Hon blev 1891 den första kvinnliga läkaren i Bosnien. (sv) Teodora Krajewska (née Kosmowska, Germanized as Theodora; 1854–1935) was a Polish-born Austro-Hungarian physician, writer and teacher. In her youth, Krajewska worked in schools and wrote novels. She surprised her family by moving to Switzerland to study medicine in 1883. In 1892, she was hired by the authorities of Austria-Hungary to work as a public health official in Bosnia and Herzegovina. One of the first women to practice medicine in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Austria-Hungary, Krajewska mainly treated Bosnian Muslim women, whom she regarded as susceptible to particular health problems. Krajewska wrote detailed notes about the state of women and Muslim customs. These writings, published in 1989, reveal the patronizing attitude towards Muslims that was common for the era. Krajewska stay (en) Teodora Theophila Krajewska z domu Kosmowska (ur. 1854 w Warszawie, zm. 5 września 1935 tamże) – polska lekarka i nauczycielka. W młodości Teodora Krajewska pracowała w szkołach i pisała powieści. W 1883 przeniosła się do Szwajcarii, gdzie zaczęła studiować medycynę. W 1892 została zatrudniona przez władze Austro-Węgier do pracy w publicznej służbie zdrowia w Bośni i Hercegowinie. Jako jedna z pierwszych kobiet, zarówno w Bośni i Hercegowinie jak i w całych Austro-Węgrzech, Krajewska leczyła głównie bośniackie muzułmanki, które uznawała za szczególnie podatne na niektóre problemy zdrowotne. Krajewska opisywała szczegółowo sytuację tamtejszych kobiet i muzułmańskie zwyczaje. Jej notatki, opublikowane w 1989, ukazywały jej protekcjonalne podejście do muzułmanów, które było wówczas powszechne (pl)
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