Lavi, Theodor

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–: Theodor Lavi · Theodor Loewenstein (Lavi)

(1905–1983), educator, journalist, Zionist leader, and historian. Theodor Lavi (originally Theodor Loewenstein) was born in Turnu-Severin, Romania, and attended schools in his native town. He studied educational psychology at the University of Bucharest, and in 1935 defended his Ph.D. with a thesis influenced by Sigmund Freud’s theories. Lavi then served as the principal of the Israelite-Romanian school of Ploieşti.

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has abstract: (1905–1983), educator, journalist, Zionist leader, and historian. Theodor Lavi (originally Theodor Loewenstein) was born in Turnu-Severin, Romania, and attended schools in his native town. He studied educational psychology at the University of Bucharest, and in 1935 defended his Ph.D. with a thesis influenced by Sigmund Freud’s theories. Lavi then served as the principal of the Israelite-Romanian school of Ploieşti. @en
title: Lavi, Theodor
alternative label: Theodor Lavi
alternative label: Theodor Loewenstein (Lavi)
preferred label: Lavi, Theodor
has related: Bucharest
has related: Ploieşti
has related: Romania
has related: Zionism and Zionist Parties

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