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| Surname | Yavich |
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| Name | Khaim |
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| Birth year | 1860 |
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| Birth month | 1 |
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| birth_place | Drissa |
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| Sex | M |
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Zusman Samuel Solomonovich (1880-1937)
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| Surname | Zusman |
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| Name | Samuel |
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| Patronym | Solomonovich |
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| Birth year | 1880 |
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| Birth month | 8 |
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| Birth day | 8 |
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| birth_place | Warsaw |
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| Death year | 1937 |
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Zusman (Susmann) Samuel Solomonovich (pseudonym: Hart)
(08.08.1880, Warsaw ) — Russian philosopher, political activist, and publicist.
Samuel Zusman studied at the Libava Realschule and at the Riga Polytechnic Institute. Member of the Central Committee of the Union of October 17 (Octobrists). Taught philosophy at educational institutions in Moscow, and from 1919 at Tiflis University.
In 1902 he was editor and contributor to the newspaper Pribaltiysky Kray. From March to May 1906 he served as editor and contributor to Russky Dnevnik; later worked for Natsionalnaya Rus’ (serving as editor in November–December 1906) and for Slovo. Beginning in 1907 Samuel Zusman published the weekly Luch.