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Who was originally going to be treated with doctor's sausage?

In 1936, a new variety of sausage was developed - doctor's. The name of the sausage was explained by a special honorable mission - it was intended "to improve the health of persons who suffered from the arbitrariness of the tsarist regime."

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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