Medem Sanatorium
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Educational and clinical facility for children and young adults at risk for tuberculosis. This sanatorium, which functioned in Międzeszyn near Warsaw between 1926 and 1942, was named after Bundist leader Vladimir Medem (1879–1923), and was the best-known establishment of the Bund and of TSYSHO (the Central Yiddish School Organization) in Poland. Until World War II, it was recognized internationally for its reformist pedagogical approach and its left laicist orientation.
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Medem Sanatorium
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- Educational and clinical facility for children and young adults at risk for tuberculosis. This sanatorium, which functioned in Międzeszyn near Warsaw between 1926 and 1942, was named after Bundist leader Vladimir Medem (1879–1923), and was the best-known establishment of the Bund and of TSYSHO (the Central Yiddish School Organization) in Poland. Until World War II, it was recognized internationally for its reformist pedagogical approach and its left laicist orientation.
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- Medem Sanatorium
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- Medem Sanatorium
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- Medem Sanatorium
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- Bund
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- Ford, Aleksander
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- Medem, Vladimir Davidovich
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- About this Article (Poland)
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- Portnoy, Yekusiel
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- TSYSHO
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- Vilnius
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- Warsaw