Prof. Dr. Hans G. Borst, MD
Chairman, East European Committee
E-Mail: hgborst@gmx.net June 18, 2004
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Belarus |
Ostrowski – Minsk |
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Georgia |
Metreveli – Tblisi |
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Czechia |
Hucin/Pirk – Prague |
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Moldavia |
Cebotaru – Chisineau |
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Lithuania |
Syrvidis – Vilnius Benetis – Kaunas |
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Poland |
Bochenek – Kattowice |
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Wojtalik – Poznan Zembala – Zabrze |
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Russia |
Bokeria – Moscow (Bakulev) |
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Konstantinov – Moscow (NRCS) |
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Michailov – Ekaterinburg |
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Gagaev – Nishni Novgorod |
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Duszikov – Rostow |
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Sukhanov – Perm |
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Natchikin – Volgograd |
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Ukraine |
Knychov/Lazorychynets - Kiev |
Principal Participants in Western Europe, 1996-2004
A Brücke. Linz
Wolner/Klepetko, Vienna
B Dion, Brussles
Lerut, Leuven
D Haverich, Hannover
Mohr, Leipzig
Körfer, Bad Oeynhausen
Hetzer/Alexi, Berlin
Meisner/Lange, Munich
Hasse, Freiburg
Oelert, Mainz
Bleese, Hamburg
F Massard, Strasbourg
GB Brawn Graham/Rajesh, Birmingham
Treasure, London
Stark/Deveral, London
Moghissi, Hull
Goldstraw, London
I Parenzan/Ferracci, Bergamo
Alfieri, Milan
N Vaage, Oslo
NL Huysmans/Dion, Leiden
de la Riviere, Nieuwegein
Jansen, Utrecht
S Bugge, Gothenburg
Åberg, Umea
