Helena Heryng
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Also known as (1 names)
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- Helena Kon (Heryng)
- Born (as recorded)
- 1858
- Place of birth
- wd:Q270
- Died (as recorded)
- 1916
(1859–1916), early Polish socialist. Born in Warsaw in 1856 to a well-to-do assimilated Jewish family that had taken part in the 1863 Polish uprising, Helena Heryng (née Kon) was a member of the first circle of socialists in Warsaw. The older sister of Feliks Kon, a Polish socialist, Heryng was among a circle of women who helped to found the socialist movement in the second half of the 1870s. Arrested in 1878 along with her mother, Paulina Kon, for socialist activity, Heryng was sentenced to Siberian exile, where she met and married her husband, Zygmunt Heryng.
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- Wikidata
- Q17362146
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Helena Heryng
Heryng, Helena
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- (1859–1916), early Polish socialist. Born in Warsaw in 1856 to a well-to-do assimilated Jewish family that had taken part in the 1863 Polish uprising, Helena Heryng (née Kon) was a member of the first circle of socialists in Warsaw. The older sister of Feliks Kon, a Polish socialist, Heryng was among a circle of women who helped to found the socialist movement in the second half of the 1870s. Arrested in 1878 along with her mother, Paulina Kon, for socialist activity, Heryng was sentenced to Siberian exile, where she met and married her husband, Zygmunt Heryng.
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- Heryng, Helena
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- Helena Kon (Heryng)
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- Heryng, Helena
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- Galicia
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- Heryng, Zygmunt
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- Kon, Feliks
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- Łódź
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- Warsaw