The setting up of state health care facilities to control plague in pre-Revolutionary Russia

Key Points

• The study explores the establishment of plague-controlling facilities in pre-Revolutionary Russia, focusing on their historical significance.
• Key facilities include the Imperial Institute of Experimental Medicine and Kronshatadt fort, emphasizing their role in public health.
• Archival records provide insights into the operational lines of these facilities, contributing to our understanding of early public health efforts.
• Such initiatives reflect the developing context of state health care during a critical period in Russian history.

Abstract