Simone, André, 1893-1952
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Name (Hebrew)
סימון, אנדרה, 1895-1952
Name (Latin)
Simone, André, 1893-1952
Other forms of name
Simone, André, 1893-
Simone, André, 1895-1952
Katz, Otto, 1893-1952
Shimōnu, Andore, 1893-1952
Simon, Andre, 1893-1952
כץ, אוטו, 1895-1952
סיימאן, אנדרה, 1895-1952
סיימון, אנדרה, 1895-1952
סמון, אנדרה, 1895-1952
Date of birth
1893
Date of death
1952
Place of birth
Jistebnice (Czech Republic)
Place of death
Prague (Czech Republic)
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Československý antifašistický exil německého jazyka v Mexicu, 1999:p. 47 (André Simone (vlastním jménem Otto Katz, 1893-1952))
- OCLC (6 July 2000):(Hdg.: Simone, André, 1893- ; usage: André Simone, Andore Shimōnu, Andre Simon)
- Otto Katz - André Simone, popravený 3. prosince 1952 v procesu "s vedením protistátního spikleneckého centra v čele s Rudolfem Slánským", očima své manželky Ilsy, 2017:page 17 (Otto Katz, who during his exile in the United States in the early 1940s adopted the writer and journalist pseudonym André Simone, was born in Jistebnice on May 27, 1895)
- Otto Katz (May 27, 1895-December 3, 1952, also known as André Simone amongst other aliases, was a Czech agent. He was one of the most influential agents of the Soviet Union under Stalin in Western intellectual and artistic circles during the 1930s and 1940s. He was convicted in the Slánský trial and later hanged in the Ruzyně Prison, in Prague ( (Wikipedia, December 31, 2024:) )
- summary (the Soviet spy Otto Katz, 1893-1952 ( (The Dangerous Ottos Katz, 2010, viewed on Amazon.com December 31, 2024:) )
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- Record enhanced with data from Bibliography of the Hebrew Book database