Daniil Samoilovich Pasmanik ( 1869 , Gadyach - 1930 , Paris ) - Russian journalist and public figure of Jewish origin, doctor, privat-docent of the medical faculty of the University of Geneva ( 1899 - 1905 ), activist of the Zionist movement.
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Biography
He graduated from the medical faculty of the University of Zurich, worked as a doctor in Bulgaria, in 1899-1905. - Associate Professor, School of Medicine, University of Geneva. Since 1905 he lived in Russia, member Central Committee of the Zionist Party (1906-17). An employee of the magazines " Jewish Life ", "Dawn", the author of works on medicine.
In the years 1915-17. - Doctor of a field hospital during the First World War. Since 1917 - member The Central Committee of the Cadet Party. Member of the White movement .
In Crimea
On February 20, 1917, seriously ill patients were taken to the Yalta hospital. March 3 this year, joined the Constitutional Democratic Party and sided with its right wing. In Yalta, he edited the Yalta Voice , and after moving to Simferopol, he edited the Tavricheskiy Golos provincial newspaper of the cadets. He was an opponent of the power of the Soviets and the Provisional Government , supported Kornilovsky putsch . Assisted General M.V. Alekseev in the fight against Bolshevism. He lived in Crimea until April 3, 1919 [1] .
In exile
In France since 1919. Editor (together with V. L. Burtsev ) of the newspaper "General business". The author of the article “What are we trying to achieve?”, Published in the collection “Russia and the Jews” (Berlin, 1924 ), and many other works.
Compositions
- "Revolutionary years in the Crimea." Paris, 1926. 212 p.
- "What is Judaism?"
Notes
- ↑ V.I. Korolev, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor of Donetsk State University of Economics and Trade named after M.I. Tugan-Baranovsky. CRIMEA 1917 IN MEMORIES OF LEADERS OF THE CADET PARTY // Journal "Historical Heritage of Crimea". - 2006. - No. 15 .
Links
- The Pasmanik Daniel article in the Jewish Electronic Encyclopedia