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Moses Press

1861 – 1901

Russian engineer and technologist

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Lived 1861 – 1901 (aged 39–40). Moses Press was a Russian engineer.

Moses Alexandrovich Press (1861–1901) was a Russian engineer and technologist.

After passing through the St. Petersburg Institute of Technology, Press became a contributor to the Moskovski Journal Putei Soobshchenii and the journals of the Society of St. Petersburg Technologists. He died in Sankt Blasien in 1901. At the time of his death he was engaged in a work on the share of the Jews in the industries of western Russia (Voskhod, 1901, No. 17).

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Important facts

Born
1861
Birth century
Died
1901
Occupation
Nationality
Also known as
Moses Alexandrovich Press

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Moses Press's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Moses Press?

Russian engineer and technologist

When was Moses Press born?

Moses Press was born in 1861.

When did Moses Press die?

Moses Press died in 1901.

What was Moses Press's occupation?

Moses Press was an engineer.

What nationality was Moses Press?

Moses Press was Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Moses Press

· Wikidata: Q112775608

· DBpedia: Moses Alexandrovich Press

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