Dorian, Emil
Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1029768
Also known as (8 names)
- –
- , Doctor · Castor şi Polux · Emil Dorian · Otorin · Prunk, Michail · Rodie, Eugen · Trefneac · Urzica
- Born
- 1893
- Died
- 1956
(1891–1956), writer and translator. The son of a teacher of German, Emil Dorian (originally Lustig) received his early education at Jewish schools in Bucharest. After graduating from medical school in that city, he was sent to the front as a physician during World War I, even though, as a Jew, he was not yet a Romanian citizen. After a two-year medical specialization in France, he returned to Romania and worked as a physician until the end of his life, publishing numerous books on popular medicine. After World War II, he became involved in Jewish community life in Bucharest as a secretary general and afterward as director of the documentary library and archives of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Romania.
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- GND
- 120899728 · about
- Library of Congress
- n82045502
- VIAF
- 64849196
- Wikidata
- Q20747609
- en.wikipedia.org
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Dorian, Emil
14 statements
- gnd identifier
- 120899728
- birth date
- 1893
- normalised birth date
- 1893
- birth year
- 1893
- death date
- 1956
- normalised death date
- 1956
- alternative label
- , Doctor
- alternative label
- Castor şi Polux
- alternative label
- Otorin
- alternative label
- Prunk, Michail
- alternative label
- Rodie, Eugen
- alternative label
- Trefneac
- alternative label
- Urzica
- preferred label
- Dorian, Emil
Dorian, Emil
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(1891–1956), writer and translator. The son of a teacher of German, Emil Dorian (originally Lustig) received his early education at Jewish schools in Bucharest. After graduating from medical school in that city, he was sent to the front as a physician during World War I, even tho…
(1891–1956), writer and translator. The son of a teacher of German, Emil Dorian (originally Lustig) received his early education at Jewish schools in Bucharest. After graduating from medical school in that city, he was sent to the front as a physician during World War I, even though, as a Jew, he was not yet a Romanian citizen. After a two-year medical specialization in France, he returned to Romania and worked as a physician until the end of his life, publishing numerous books on popular medicine. After World War II, he became involved in Jewish community life in Bucharest as a secretary general and afterward as director of the documentary library and archives of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Romania.- title
- Dorian, Emil
- alternative label
- Emil Dorian
- preferred label
- Dorian, Emil
- has related
- Bucharest
- has related
- Yiddish Poetry (Poetry)
- has related
- Romania
- has related
- Shteynbarg, Eliezer
History
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