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<ref name="n5"> | <ref name="n5"> After having been stationed in a military hospital at Étain (in the Verdun sector) up until November 1914, where he operated on the wounded even while under enemy bombardment, Robert Proust was seconded as a surgeon in an ambulance where he treated and operated on the most seriously wounded close to the trenches. (See his movements and his citations in his military record.) [FL] </ref> |
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- ↑ After having been stationed in a military hospital at Étain (in the Verdun sector) up until November 1914, where he operated on the wounded even while under enemy bombardment, Robert Proust was seconded as a surgeon in an ambulance where he treated and operated on the most seriously wounded close to the trenches. (See his movements and his citations in his military record.) [FL]