Feliks Sachs
Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1239189
- Born (as recorded)
- 1869
- Place of birth
- Warsaw
- Died (as recorded)
- 1935
- Place of death
- Warsaw
(1869–1935), Polish socialist, Yiddish writer and editor, and physician. Feliks Sachs was born in Warsaw to a lower middle-class Jewish family. A native Yiddish speaker, he completed gymnasium in 1888 and subsequently entered the faculty of medicine at Warsaw University, earning his degree in 1895. At the university, Sachs attended illegal meetings of radical students and became a convinced Marxist. In 1898, he joined the Polish Socialist Party (PPS) and in 1899 sat on the executive committee of the party’s Warsaw division. Sachs coedited the party’s central organ, Robotnik, with Józef Piłsudski in 1899–1900.
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19 statements
- birth date
- 1869
- death date
- 1935
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- Anglik
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- Anglik (pseud.)
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- Doktór
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- Doktór (pseud.)
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- F. Janowski
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- F. S.
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- F. S. [a]
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- F. Sachs
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- F.S.
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- Feliks Sachs
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- H. M.
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- H. M. [a]
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- H. Müller
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- Jan
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- Jan Sadowski
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- M. H.
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- Sachs
Feliks Sachs
Sachs, Feliks
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(1869–1935), Polish socialist, Yiddish writer and editor, and physician. Feliks Sachs was born in Warsaw to a lower middle-class Jewish family. A native Yiddish speaker, he completed gymnasium in 1888 and subsequently entered the faculty of medicine at Warsaw University, earning …
(1869–1935), Polish socialist, Yiddish writer and editor, and physician. Feliks Sachs was born in Warsaw to a lower middle-class Jewish family. A native Yiddish speaker, he completed gymnasium in 1888 and subsequently entered the faculty of medicine at Warsaw University, earning his degree in 1895. At the university, Sachs attended illegal meetings of radical students and became a convinced Marxist. In 1898, he joined the Polish Socialist Party (PPS) and in 1899 sat on the executive committee of the party’s Warsaw division. Sachs coedited the party’s central organ, Robotnik, with Józef Piłsudski in 1899–1900.- title
- Sachs, Feliks
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- Sachs, Feliks
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- Bund
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- About this Article (Russia)
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- Vilnius
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- Warsaw