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The '''Queen Giovanna Hospital''' (or '''Tsaritsa Yoanna Hospital'''; {{lang-bg|болница „Царица Йоанна“}}) is a [[university hospital]] in [[Sofia]], the capital of [[ |
The '''Queen Giovanna Hospital''' (or '''Tsaritsa Yoanna Hospital'''; {{lang-bg|болница „Царица Йоанна“}}) is a [[university hospital]] in [[Sofia]], the capital of [[Bulgaria]]. Named after [[Giovanna of Savoy]], Tsaritsa of Bulgaria and wife of [[Boris III of Bulgaria|Boris III]], the hospital was opened in 1936 and employs a total of 212 academic and non-academic specialists. The hospital has 24 clinics and departments. |
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The Queen Giovanna Hospital (or Tsaritsa Yoanna Hospital; Bulgarian: болница „Царица Йоанна“) is a university hospital in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. Named after Giovanna of Savoy, Tsaritsa of Bulgaria and wife of Boris III, the hospital was opened in 1936 and employs a total of 212 academic and non-academic specialists. The hospital has 24 clinics and departments.
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