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GENEVA – In the hall of the International Red Cross in Geneva there is a signboard with inscription: “Be as humane as Serbia was in 1885.” It is set as a reminder of the recognition this organization has awarded to Serbian Government and people.

Serbia was at war, from 1884. to 1885., against Bulgaria, which had no combat medics, and therefore no possibility for their wounded to receive medical attention. Knowing the situation in Bulgaria, International Red Cross has provided necessary help for the wounded. But, there was a problem. The only way to Bulgaria was over the Serbian front.

All over Europe aid was collected and convoys with medical supplies were ready to be taken to Bulgaria, but the only way to Bulgaria was over the Serbian front. Then happened something that wasn’t recorded in history. At the request of the doctor of Austrian Red Cross, the Government of Serbia approved military command to stop the war for one day, open the front line and let the medical supplies sent from Vienna to Sofia to pass.

Serbia joined the appeal of Europe and opened its military depots from which it gave medication, blankets and all material necessary to open a hospital in Bulgaria and in that way helped the country it was in war with. This moment is captured on the picture showing the handover of Serbian presents to Bulgarian soldiers, which occurred near Pirot.

For this unprecedented gesture in the world war history, International Red Cross in Geneva awarded special recognition to Serbian Red Cross, and in the hall of this organization was set up a board with incription: “Be human as Serbia was in 1885.” said dr. Pavlovic, who is considered to be a true living encyclopedia of Serbian medicine and the greatest connoisseur in the field by his acquaintances.