Botkin Sergei Petrovich (Russian: Боткин Сергей Петрович) 1832-1889. Famous Russian clinicist and therapist, one of the founders of modern Russian medical science and school. He introduced the triage, pathological anatomy, post mortem diagnostics.
In 1861 at the age of 29 he became a Professor of Therapeutical clinics department and created the first in Russia experimental and analytical medical laboratory.
In 1873 he was designated the "leib-medic" and elected the President of Society of Russian medics in St. Petersburg. In 1886 he headed the Commission of health of Russia's population, concerning high mortality rates.
Dawn Botkins: You know, I love her, Charlize, to death -- she's really cool -- I let her come over and read all the letters -- but the movie I think is good - I can't say too much against it -- they might get pissed, for one thing.
Dawn Botkins: No. Remember, in those days, they hid that kind of stuff from the family -- they didn't want no one to know -- that's why she was in the unwed's home.
Dawn Botkins: Her defense, she would come to the aid of Lauri and me. She was very generous, like with the money she would make...she and I would go to the mall, and laugh, except when the drugs came in -- we all did that in those days - the kids would start teasing her.
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