Eugene M. Kulischer

Eugene Mikhailovich Kulischer was a Russian-American sociologist; an authority on demography, migration and manpower; and an expert on Russia. He also coined the phrase "displaced persons" and was among the first to seek to document the number of persons murdered in the Holocaust and the subsequent migrations of millions of Europeans after World War II.

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1881 – 1956
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Kyiv
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Faculty of Law, Saint Petersburg State University

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  • 1881

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  • 1956

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