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The image is a poster with a historical theme, likely commemorating medical personnel during wartime. Dominating the top of the poster is a black and white photograph depicting soldiers in a battlefield setting, with one soldier carrying another injured soldier. The scene appears chaotic, with evidence of conflict and casualties. The image is framed by a stylized ribbon design in orange and black stripes. Below the photograph, the poster is divided into two columns, each featuring biographical information about individuals. The left column details the life and service of "Тутаева Асият Идрисовна" (Tutaeva Asiyat Idrisovna), born 1905-1944. It states she was a candidate of medical sciences and an assistant professor of microbiology. She served in a mobile field hospital as the head of the bacteriological laboratory on the Leningrad front and then on the 1st Ukrainian front. She was killed by fascists on October 29, 1944, near the village of Kolodina, Vishnevetsky district, Ternopil region. Her name is inscribed on marble, serving as a reminder of her immortality. The right column is dedicated to "Албогачиева Тамара Измайлова" (Albogachieva Tamara Izmailova), born 1907-1989. It mentions she was born in Nazran, graduated from Ordzhonikidze Feldsher-Midwife School in 1938, and was awarded the rank of lieutenant of medical service. On June 23, 1941, T.I. Albogachieva was sent to the Southern Front with a field hospital. She was awarded the medals "For Military Merit" and "For the Defense of the Caucasus." A smaller black and white photograph of Tamara Albogachieva in medical attire is present in this column. The overall presentation suggests a memorial or informational display honoring the contributions of these women in the medical field during wartime. The location is not specified in the image.
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