Tom died of typhus.

Typhus is a contagious disease.

Typhus is an unrelated disease.

I got weak after typhus.

Unsanitary conditions, typhus, tuberculosis, diarrhea, jaundice.

You are going to catch typhus.

Ahmed I died of typhus in 1617.

Ivanov died of typhus in January 1919.

We've defeated occupation, famine, decay and typhus.

He died of typhus on September 22, 1933.

He died of typhus on December 20, 1919 in Kharkiv.

'And how is the old woman? I hope it is not typhus?'

'No, it's not exactly typhus, but she's not in a good state.'

Many prisoners, including many children and women, died of typhus, starvation, and executions.

35 miles away, the Athens Brigade reports every other man sick with typhus.

In the last decades of the war, both typhus and dysentery had become endemic in Germany.

His mother died of typhus during the Russian Civil War when he was two years old.

Days after isolating the organism that he believed caused typhus, he himself died of the disease.

The number of deaths resulting from cholera, dysentery, typhus and dehydration is estimated at around 800,000.

Death He died on an expedition to Massawa in 1862, of typhus, at the age of 37.

Actively and vigorously set about it in its duties, but soon contracted typhus and died February 10, 1878.

During a visit to Frankfurt am Main in the summer of 1873 he contracted typhus and died on 8 July 1873.

When Sophia Holland, her second cousin and a close friend, grew ill from typhus and died in April 1844, Emily was traumatized.

Lenin sacrificed his life for it. Millions of people put their faith in it. They survived the famine, the typhus and the civil war.

Georges Valois was finally arrested by the Nazis on 18 May 1944, and died in February 1945 of typhus at the Bergen Belsen concentration camp.

There is also evidence that she died from typhus, which she may have caught from Tabitha Ackroyd, the Brontë household's oldest servant, who died shortly before her.

He was captured by the Red Army on 7 January 1919, in the town of Krasnoyarsk, and spent 10 months as a prisoner, narrowly surviving severe typhus.

Moreover, in the memoirs of his wife Maria Gorina Shokai, she pointed that Mustafa has been ill with typhus in Turkestan and he was supposed to be immune.

Like many other inmates, his father was reported to have died of typhus in the work camp however, Tramiel believed he was killed by an injection of gasoline.

Some two hundred died in a typhus epidemic the others were taken out of the camp in two batches, guarded by soldiers of the Romanian Gendarmerie, and shot to death.

Bibliography 1849 The Causes and Treatment of Typhus, or Shipfever (thesis) 1852 The Laws of Life with Special Reference to the Physical Education of Girls (brochure, compilation of lecture series) pub.

It also denies the existence of gas chambers, and claims that the Nazis only ever used cremation for the corpses of victims of typhus and other infections diseases, as a method of epidemic prevention.

The lack of purifiers needed for water purification, spare parts, equipment and fuels has resulted in the deterioration of the quality of drinking water so that 15,065 cases of dysentery, hepatitis and typhus have been recorded.

External links Biography of Weigl (1967) by Stefan Kryński Page with many Weigl links and pictures Overview of the experiment Maintenance of human fed live lice in the laboratory and production of Weigl's exanthematous typhus vaccine (1999) by Wacław Szybalski Ann.