About Vladimir Idelson
Lived 1881 – 1954 (aged 72–73). Vladimir Idelson was a British barrister, zionist, jurist and state political scientist.
Vladimir Robert Idelson (1881, Rostov-on-Don-1954) was a Jewish lawyer and political activist in both Russia and London. He was active as a zionist in the Kadimah student association whilst a student in Kharkov.
Ivan Idelson was his second son.
Texts 1944: Vladimir R. Idelson, ‘The Law of Nations and the Individual’ Transactions of the Grotius Society 30, 50-66
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Who was Vladimir Idelson?
British QC
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Vladimir Idelson was born in 1881 in Rostov-on-Don.
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Vladimir Idelson died on 29 November 1954.
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Vladimir Idelson was a barrister, zionist, jurist and state political scientist.
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Vladimir Idelson was British.
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