Michael A. Reisner

Mikhail Andreyevich Reissner (Russian: Михаил Андреевич Рейснер; * 1868, † August 8, 1928 ) was a Russian lawyer, social psychologist and historian.

Life

Reissner 1893 was graduated from the Law Faculty of the University of Warsaw. By 1896, he taught law at the University of Kiev. He then worked for two years in Heidelberg. After his return, he worked as an associate professor at the Law Faculty of Tomsk State University. As a Marxist, he was exiled to Germany and France. In 1907 he returned to the Russian Empire and was a lecturer at the University of Saint Petersburg.

During World War II, he was editor of the satirical anti-war magazine Rudin. After the October Revolution of 1917 he was a professor at the University of Petrograd and took part in the drafting of the first Soviet Constitution. He founded the Communist Academy as a center of Marxist social science. Reissner was also one of the founders of the Russian Psychoanalytic Society and also worked in the Ministry of Education.

Mikhail Reissner was the father of writer Larissa Reissner and the orientalist Igor Reissner.

Works

  • Welfare and absolutism. Gottheiner, Berlin- Charlottenburg 1904 ( full text )
  • The Russian struggles for justice and freedom. Gebauer - Schwetschke, Halle a S. 1905 ( full text )
  • Legal philosopher
  • Legal scholars ( 20th century)
  • Author
  • Russian
  • Soviet citizens
  • Born in 1868
  • Died in 1928
  • Man
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