August 23,
It was while working with the soldiers that Dr. Kotnis lost his heart to a Chinese
woman, Guo Qinglan. They were working in the same hospital. Dr.Kotnis was a doctor and
Guo, a nurse. In November 1941, Kotnis married Guo and a son was born on
1942. They named the boy “Yin Hua” combining the Chinese characters “Yin” for India and
"Hua” for China.
He worked as a lecturer for sometime in the Military area at the Dr. Bethune Hygiene
School. He took over the post of the first president of the Bethune International Peace
Hospital after Dr. Norman Bethune passed away.
During a long-drawn out battle against Japanese troops in 1940, Dr. Kotnis performed
operations for 72 hours non-stop without any sleep and his small team conducted 50
operations everyday for a fortnight. In those harsh times, Mrs. Guo proved an ideal soul-
mate but was modest about her contribution. Dr. Kotnis played a major role in controlling
a virulent strain of plague that hit Chinese soldiers. In the process, he did not fall back from
trying out a yaccine on himself. The hardships of suppressed military life and the stresses
that were especially relevant to the front-line doctors finally began to tell on Dr. Kotnis.
He died of epilepsy on December 9, 1942 at the age of 32, and was buried in the Heroes
Courtyard, Nanquan Village, in this passage
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Explanation:
August 23,
It was while working with the soldiers that Dr. Kotnis lost his heart to a Chinese
woman, Guo Qinglan. They were working in the same hospital. Dr.Kotnis was a doctor and
Guo, a nurse. In November 1941, Kotnis married Guo and a son was born on
1942. They named the boy “Yin Hua” combining the Chinese characters “Yin” for India and
"Hua” for China.
He worked as a lecturer for sometime in the Military area at the Dr. Bethune Hygiene
School. He took over the post of the first president of the Bethune International Peace
Hospital after Dr. Norman Bethune passed away.
During a long-drawn out battle against Japanese troops in 1940, Dr. Kotnis performed
operations for 72 hours non-stop without any sleep and his small team conducted 50
operations everyday for a fortnight. In those harsh times, Mrs. Guo proved an ideal soul-
mate but was modest about her contribution. Dr. Kotnis played a major role in controlling
a virulent strain of plague that hit Chinese soldiers. In the process, he did not fall back from
trying out a yaccine on himself. The hardships of suppressed military life and the stresses
that were especially relevant to the front-line doctors finally began to tell on Dr. Kotnis.
He died of epilepsy on December 9, 1942 at the age of 32, and was buried in the Heroes
Courtyard, Nanquan Village, in this passage