Finkelʹshteĭn, Ėĭtan

LC control no.	no2007116679
LC classification	PG3491.8.I55
Personal name heading	Finkelʹshteĭn, Ėĭtan *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Финкельштейн, Эйтан Finkelʹshteĭn, Ė. (Ėĭtan) Finkelstein, Eitan Finkelšteinas, Eitanas
Located	Moscow (Russia) Vilnius (Lithuania) Munich (Germany)
Birth date	1942
Place of birth	Ekaterinburg (Russia)
Profession or occupation	Physicists Political activists Human rights workers Refuseniks Editors Journalists Jewish authors
Special note	Machine-derived non-Latin script reference project. Non-Latin script reference not evaluated.
Found in	Pastukhi faraona, 2006: t.p. (Ėĭtan Finkelʹshteĭn) Spektaklʹ na vsi︠u︡ zhiznʹ, 2010: t.p. (Ėĭtan Finkelʹshteĭn) copyright (Ė. Finkelʹshteĭn) Evreĭskiĭ zhurnal, 1991: added t.p. (Eitan Finkelstein; ... Эйтанa Финкельштейнa = ... Ėĭtana Finkelʹshteĭna) librusec.pro website, viewed July 1, 2020 Eĭtan Finkelʹshteĭn page (Эйтан Финкельштейн = Eĭtan Finkelʹshteĭn, born in 1942 in Sverdlovsk. Expelled from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 1967 for supporting Israel in the Six-Day War. Moved to Vilnius, where he worked as an engineer and in the early 1970s became active in Jewish causes, wrote samizdat articles, was editor of the samizdat journal Evrei v SSSR; in the latter part of the 1970s became an activist in the general Lithuanian human rights movement, collaborated with the Lithuanian opposition and was one of the founders of the Lithuanian Helsinki Group. Has lived in Germany since 1983, worked for the Munich journal Strana i Mir, published Evreĭskiĭ zhurnal in early 1990s, more recently author of Labirint, Pastukhi faraona, Tolʹko pepel znaet) Wikipedia, viewed July 1, 2020 Lithuanian Helsinki Group (Eitanas Finkelšteinas was one of five founding members of the Lithuanian Helsinki Group in December 1976; Eitan Finkelstein resigned from the group in 1979 and was allowed to emigrate in December 1983) Radio Svoboda website, viewed July 1, 2020 August 8, 2010 interview "Dikhtung i varkhaĭt, vymysel i pravda Eĭtana Finkelʹshteĭna" (Ėĭtan Finkelʹshteĭn currently lives in Munich; originally a physicist, he became a human rights activist, was later known in the West as a political writer, and has now become an author of prose literature) <https://www.svoboda.org/a/2124476.html>