BESPLATNO LEČIO SIROMAŠNE, LIČNO PLAĆAO LEKOVE KOJE SU PODIZALI NA RECEPT: Čuveni Dragiša Mišović večno zadužio Srbe, na sahrani u to vreme bilo mu 15.000 ljudi
ČAČAK - Po njemu ime nose mnoge ulice, Klinički centar u Beogradu, druge zdravstvene ustanove i Osnovna škola. On je čuveni lekar koji je zadužio srpski narod. Dr Dragiša Mišović rođen je 4. marta 1898. u selu Kulinovci kod Čačka, a preminuo je na jučerašnji dan 18. januara 1939. u Beogradu. Sa svojih 17 godina, iako premlad, sa srpskom vojskom 1916. prelazi preko Albanije, a već sledeće godine maturirao je u Srpskoj gimnaziji u Francuskoj.
TL;DR
- Dr. Dragiša Mišović (1898–1939) was a renowned doctor from Čačak, Serbia.
- He was known for his humanitarianism and free medical care for the poor.
- Mišović provided medications for free to his poorer patients, covering the costs himself.
- He was politically active and faced consequences for his beliefs, including the loss of a scholarship.
- Despite his own tuberculosis, he completed his medical studies at Charles University in Prague.
- He died in a traffic accident on January 18, 1939, and passed away two days later in the hospital.
- His funeral was attended by 15,000 people, significantly more than the population of Čačak at the time.
- Many streets, health institutions, and schools across Serbia are named in his honor.