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Some of these activities have been organized public health interventions in communities, including mass delousing by steaming infested clothes with Stammers Serbian barrels, which were developed during World War I (26), and are still used today in Ethiopia (Figure 1) and elsewhere.

Under Margarete's tutelage, Krzelewski learns fast, with amputation and delousing among his paramount responsibilities.

The preview of the game that has not yet been released shows players determining which prisoners will be sent for "delousing" in the gas chambers in Auschwitz and meet their death there.

Visitors can look in wonder at the carved wood, marble and busts throughout and then compare them with the delousing room found in the ground floor.

After a few lost bags, a couple of missed flights we touched down and underwent a bug delousing that left us all a little freaked and squeamish.

The feed is pumped into the fish ponds from where grown fish are lifted onto the rig for counting, washing and delousing. By going offshore, away from the fjords and coastal areas where space is scarce, it will be possible to build fish farms that produce 10,000-15,000 tonnes per year, said Meling.

Why do people travelling in the forest bother to carve a tiny stylized dragon motif on a coarse bamboo spoon or delousing blade, to be soon discarded after use?

Thus head of state Mikhail Kalinin had a wife who spent decades in a bathhouse in Kazakhstan, delousing prisoners' underwear; and Molotov's wife, after having greeted the Israeli ambassador Golda Meir effusively, also ended up in the gulag.

They were taken to a camp for medical screenings and delousing and then to their new "home." However, their final home still lay years away.

In Budapest she and other camp survivors were sent to the city's museum for baths, delousing, food and clothes.