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Samuil Khaimovich Agurskii (1884–1947) was a Belorussian Communist and historian.

Samuil Agurskii
Samuil Agurski (before 1947)
Born1884
Grodno
Died1947 (aged 6263)
Kazakhstan
OccupationHistorian

Life and career


Samuil Khaimovich Agurskii was born in Grodno in 1884. He joined the Bund following the 1905 Russian Revolution and subsequently lived in England and the United States between 1906 and 1917. In America, he was active in anarchism and the Yiddish press. He was Jewish commissar of Vitebsk between 1918 and 1919. He moved to Moscow but visited the United States twice in the next four years, helping to found the American Communist Party. In the mid- and late-1920s, he compiled historical documents on the history of the Jewish labor movement in the Belorussian Communist Party. He worked to discredit the Bund. In the late 1930s, the Belorussian Communist Party accused Agurskii of idealizing the Bund and subverting the Belorussian Academy of Sciences. Sentenced to exile in Kazakhstan, he died there in 1947.[1]


References


  1. Zeltser, Arkadi (2010). "Agurskii, Samuil Khaimovich". The YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe.

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