Gozhansky, Shmul

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has abstract: (1867–1943?), political leader and Bundist theorist. Shmul Gozhansky (sometimes spelled Gozshansky; also known by his pseudonyms Lonu or Der Lerer [the teacher]) was born in Grodno to a middle-class family and graduated from the Vilna Teachers’ Institute in 1888. He then taught in Kovno, Białystok, and Vilna. Gozhansky participated in revolutionary activities as a young man and in 1889 helped to organize the tailors’ strike in Vilna. In the 1890s, he was a Russified intellectual who led the revolutionary circles of Jewish workers that gave rise to the Jewish Labor Bund. @en
title: Gozhansky, Shmul
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skos:related: Bund
skos:related: Communist Party of the Soviet Union
skos:related: Kaunas
skos:related: Kremer, Arkadii
skos:related: Mill, John
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skos:related: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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