Anglo-Soviet Medical Committee. Reviews of British Military Medicine, Vol. 1 (Obozreniya britanskoy voennoy meditsiny. T. 1), 1942. In Russian

Англо-советский медицинский комитет. Обозрения британской военной медицины. В двух томах. Т. 1. 
[Лондон]: Типография Williams, Lea & Co., 1942. 
18 см; мягкая издательская обложка. Тираж: не указан.
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Anglo-Soviet Medical Committee. Reviews of British Military Medicine. In two volumes. Vol. 1. 
[London]: Williams, Lea & Co. Printers, 1942. 
18 cm; soft publisher’s cover. Print run: not specified.

This rare 1942 publication is a significant historical artifact of the wartime alliance between Great Britain and the Soviet Union during World War II. Published in London in the Russian language by the Anglo-Soviet Medical Committee, this first volume was designed to transfer vital British medical expertise to Soviet doctors serving on the Eastern Front. Printed by Williams, Lea & Co., the book contains specialized reviews on military medicine, likely covering field surgery, sanitation, and trauma care organization, reflecting the urgent need for knowledge exchange to save lives under combat conditions. As a softcover edition produced during the height of the war, it serves as a testament to the intellectual and humanitarian aspect of the Allied cooperation. It is an important primary source for collectors of military history, medical professionals interested in historical practices, and scholars of Anglo-Soviet relations.