Revolutionary years in Crimea
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Daniil Samoilovich Pasmanik (1869–1930), Russian publicist and public figure of Jewish origin, Privat-report of the Faculty of Medical Faculty of Geneva University, figure of the Zionist movement. Employee of the magazines Jewish Life, Dawn. During the First World War? Doctor of the Field Hospital. Since 1917, in a party of cadets, a participant in the white movement. He was in Crimea from February 1917 to April 1919, edited the newspapers “Yalta Voice”, “Tauride Voice”, was familiar with many significant figures of that period: M. Guskevich, V. Nabokov, S. Krym. The book Revolutionary Years in the Crimea, published in exile in 1926,? Not a simple presentation of events, but the suffered thoughts about the recent tragic shocks that took place in Crimea and throughout Russia. At the same time, the author is accurate in the dates, facts, names and insight in his judgments regarding the attitude of the provincial officers to the performance of General Kornilov, elections to the Constituent Assembly, Bolshevik terror, the German occupation of Crimea and the position of Crimean Tatars
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Author:Пасманик Д.С.
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
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Publication Language:Russian
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ISBN:978-5-85209-467-4
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