Kol’tsov, Mikhail Efimovich

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(1898–1940), journalist. Mikhail Kol’tsov (originally Fridliand) was born into an artisan family in Kiev. In 1915, he started his studies at the Petrograd Psycho-Neurological Institute, and in 1916 wrote articles for the periodical Put’ studenchestva (Students’ Way). Kol’tsov participated in the February and October 1917 revolutions, and as a member of the workers’ militia took part in the arrest of tsarist ministers.

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has abstract: (1898–1940), journalist. Mikhail Kol’tsov (originally Fridliand) was born into an artisan family in Kiev. In 1915, he started his studies at the Petrograd Psycho-Neurological Institute, and in 1916 wrote articles for the periodical Put’ studenchestva (Students’ Way). Kol’tsov participated in the February and October 1917 revolutions, and as a member of the workers’ militia took part in the arrest of tsarist ministers. @en
title: Kol’tsov, Mikhail Efimovich
alternative label: Mikhail Kol’tsov
preferred label: Kol’tsov, Mikhail Efimovich
has related: Cinema
has related: Kiev
has related: Moscow
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has related: Society for the Settlement of Jewish Toilers on the Land
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