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Bartolomeo Cunibert or Bartolomeo Kunibert (Italian: Bartolomeo Silvestro Cuniberti; Savigliano, Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia 3 December 1800 - Savigliano, Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia, 3 March 1851) was a Piedmontese doctor of medicine in Serbia from 1828 to 1839. He was the personal physician of the Principality of Serbia's prince Miloš and his family. In 1827 with his father-in-law Vito Romita, Cunibert opened a pharmacy, and Prince Miloš in 1832 appointed him the first doctor of the district and the city of Belgrade. At the end of Miloš's first reign, he served the prince as a translator and trusted envoy British to the consul in Belgrade George Lloyd Hodges.

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  • Bartolomeo Cunibert or Bartolomeo Kunibert (Italian: Bartolomeo Silvestro Cuniberti; Savigliano, Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia 3 December 1800 - Savigliano, Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia, 3 March 1851) was a Piedmontese doctor of medicine in Serbia from 1828 to 1839. He was the personal physician of the Principality of Serbia's prince Miloš and his family. In 1827 with his father-in-law Vito Romita, Cunibert opened a pharmacy, and Prince Miloš in 1832 appointed him the first doctor of the district and the city of Belgrade. At the end of Miloš's first reign, he served the prince as a translator and trusted envoy British to the consul in Belgrade George Lloyd Hodges. After the abdication of Prince Miloš in 1839, Cunibert left Principality of Serbia and returned to Savigliano, his birthplace where he devoted himself to writing the history of the Serbian Revolution and the rule of Prince Miloš Obrenović. Until the end of his life, he wrote and edited his work "Historical Review of the Uprisings and Independence of Serbia 1804-1850" in French, which was posthumously completed and published by his brothers Felice and Michelangelo. Cunibert's history was translated into Serbian by Milenko Vesnić under the title "Serbian Uprising and the First Rule of Miloš Obrenović 1804-1850" in 1901. The work was reissued in two volumes in 1988 by the publishing company Prosveta with a preface by Dušan T. Bataković. According to Cunibert, cultural monument of great importance Doctor's Tower in Belgrade is sometimes called Cunibert's Tower. (en)
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  • Bartolomeo Cunibert or Bartolomeo Kunibert (Italian: Bartolomeo Silvestro Cuniberti; Savigliano, Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia 3 December 1800 - Savigliano, Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia, 3 March 1851) was a Piedmontese doctor of medicine in Serbia from 1828 to 1839. He was the personal physician of the Principality of Serbia's prince Miloš and his family. In 1827 with his father-in-law Vito Romita, Cunibert opened a pharmacy, and Prince Miloš in 1832 appointed him the first doctor of the district and the city of Belgrade. At the end of Miloš's first reign, he served the prince as a translator and trusted envoy British to the consul in Belgrade George Lloyd Hodges. (en)
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  • Bartolomeo Silvestro Cunibert (en)
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