- Leo
Eitinger (12
December 1912 – 15
October 1996) was a
Norwegian psychiatrist,
author and educator. He was a
Holocaust survivor who
studied the late-onset...
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explorer and
humanist Fridtjof Nansen. In 1991, he won The Lisl and Leo
Eitinger Prize for his work with
refugees and
human rights.
Nansen is also known...
- (1990), p. 580.
Yehuda Bauer: The Most
Ancient Group Prejudice in Leo
Eitinger (1984): The Anti-Semitism of Our Time. Oslo.
Nansen Committee. p. 14. citing...
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distributed are 1997, 1999, 2003, and 2004. It is also
called the Lisl and Leo
Eitinger Prize. 2017: İştar Gözaydın,
Turkish professor of Law and
Politics 2016:...
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Elisabeth "Lisl" Kohn (1914–1999), wife of
Norwegian psychiatrist Leo
Eitinger Lisl
Steiner (1927–2023), Austrian-born
American photographer, photojournalist...
- ISBN 8203111440.
Norwegian government (1998). "NOU 1998.12: Alta
bataljon (aka "The
Eitinger Report") –
section 11.6.2: Sivorg".
Norges offentlige utredninger (in Norwegian)...
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organisation International Alert. In 2002 she was
awarded the Lisl and Leo
Eitinger Prize. In 2005, she was
nominated for the
Nobel Peace Prize as part of...
- TV
Personality of the Year 1978 Succeeded by Odd
Grythe Preceded by Leo
Eitinger Recipient of the
Fritt Ord
Award 1989 Succeeded by
Charter 77 Preceded by...
- Kohoutek,
mathematician Otakar Borůvka and František Wolf,
psychiatrist Leo
Eitinger,
sociologist Miloslav Petrusek,
paediatric geneticist Renata Laxova and...
- institution, the
Division of
Disaster Psychiatry, has its
roots in Leo
Eitinger's research on
psychological trauma among soldiers,
refugees and concentration...
