"Fracture Symptoms, Twin Beams, Bone Squeaking at the Time of the Accident, Pain, Failure to move ... Do not move the injured person without fixing the limb, except if there is a Life-threatening ... Unconscious injury is suspected of spinal fracture ... if The injured is complaining of pain in the neck and is consciously having to pass on a hard stretcher ... '. These training chapters for the treatment wounded written on the pages of a student notebook by Esther Brickman no less than new moon of av month in Hebron! Only two weeks before the outbreak of 1929.
Before us, pages of a fifth-grade student, Esther Brickman of Hebron, Dealing with the treatment of the injured, and in providing first aid for the injured. The comments were written on official pages of the Health Department regarding "Notification of deaths in the village" or "Notices of birth in the village". The date on which they are written is "Rosh Hodesh Av 1929, Hebron" About two weeks before the outbreak of the events in the city that claimed the lives of 133 Jews, and 339 were injured. A total of 13 pages appear in Brickman's handwriting dealing with the wounded, the rest dealing with Arithmetic exercises, grades she received, and a letter to a fraind ["How much I miss you I can't spend the eight days off from school, I don't know what to do ... I really want to come to you but I have no money .... '].
[27] leaves, general condition good.
