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Norman Bethune was an innovative thoracic surgeon who made significant contributions in the field, including the invention or redesign of surgical instruments. He was also an early advocate of universal health care in Canada. A member of the Communist Party , Bethune volunteered during the Spanish Civil War, where he pioneered the mobile blood transfusion unit.

In , he travelled to China, where he became a battlefield surgeon for Chinese Communist forces under Mao Zedong. A member of the Communist Party, Bethune volunteered during the Spanish Civil War, where he pioneered the mobile blood transfusion unit. Image: Chantal Gagnon More than 1, Canadian supporters of the republican cause went to Spain to fight under the banner of the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion.

This eulogy appeared in the textbooks of Chinese schoolchildren in the s. Image: Chantal Gagnon While awareness of Bethune in Canada is growing, his status as a hero in China has long been established. The guestbook at the Bethune Interpretive Centre is filled with messages from overseas tourists who visit Gravenhurst to celebrate Bethune's life and works.

He interrupted his medical studies in Toronto to be a labourer-teacher at Frontier College —12 and to serve in as a stretcher bearer in the First World War. Then while he was working at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal, Bethune invented a number of surgical tools.

Among them were his now famous "Bethune rib shears," inspired by a set of leather cutting shears he saw in a shoe repair shop. Surgeons still use them today. Bethune rib shears The Rich Man Recovers and the Poor Man Dies Bethune enjoyed a bohemian lifestyle, but he also became aware of the misery of the poor.

As he said in "The rich man recovers and the poor man dies. In he went to Russia and was impressed with its socialized medical system. When he returned home he promoted a similar system for Canada. But in a country that feared the spread of Communism, the reaction to his ideas on socialized medicine was generally hostile. Communism Bethune began exploring other Communist ideas and joined the Communist party in Shortly after, he went to Spain to provide medical care during that country's civil war.

In Spain Bethune was disturbed by the number of men dying of blood loss. He decided that if soldiers couldn't get to the blood supplies, they should bring blood to the soldiers. His mobile blood transfusion system was simple but revolutionary: extract blood from volunteer donors in the cities, and deliver it to where it's needed. Bethune in operating rooom In Bethune joined a handful of Western doctors in China, where the war with Japan was devastating the country.

While there he met with the Communist leader Mao Zedong in a cave, where their discussion lasted the entire night. In addition to working with his mobile unit, Bethune made other improvements to China's medical system. Altogether, Bethune spent less than two years in China. He died in November He had been operating without gloves and cut his finger.

The finger became infected and he died of blood poisoning. Drawing by Norman Bethune Of course Bethune's Communist beliefs didn't always go over well not only in his home country, but with his own family. His niece Betty Cornell remembered her uncle as a free spirit. Although Canada officially recognized Bethune in , his communist affiliations were by no means accepted by all Canadians. In , three Toronto men were arrested for unscrewing the bronze historical plaque from its stand in front of Bethune's former home, after a failed attempt to cut it down with a hacksaw.

Early s It was in the early s that Canadians started to realize what a hero Bethune was in China. In Barbara Frum talked to writer Ted Allan. He was a friend of Bethune's who had written a biography of him. Bethune has been revered by the Chinese people ever since.