Szabad, Tsemaḥ

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has abstract: (1864–1935), physician and public figure. Tsemaḥ (Yid., Tsemakh) Szabad was born in Vilna and educated in the traditional Jewish system and in a Russian secondary school. In 1881, he moved to Moscow, completing his medical studies at Moscow University in 1889. Five years later, Szabad returned to Vilna and worked as a physician at the local hospital. Because of his involvement in the 1905 Revolution, he was forced to leave Vilna for several years. During World War I, he provided care and support to Jews living in the battle zones. @en
title: Szabad, Tsemaḥ
skos:altLabel: Tsemaḥ Szabad
skos:prefLabel: Szabad, Tsemaḥ
skos:related: Dubnow, Simon
skos:related: Folkists
skos:related: Lithuania
skos:related: Moscow
skos:related: ORT
skos:related: OZE
skos:related: About this Article (Russia)
skos:related: Russian Revolution of 1905
skos:related: Saint Petersburg
skos:related: Society for the Promotion of Culture among the Jews of Russia
skos:related: Vilnius
skos:related: World War I
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