Edward Kossoy

Polish lawyer and publicist

Edward Kossoy - Polish lawyer and publicist
Born

1913
112 years ago

Died

October 11th, 2012
12 years ago — 99 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Poland

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A Polish lawyer and publicist, this individual engaged in significant activist efforts across various social and political issues. Active in the legal field, this individual contributed to public discourse through writing and advocacy. Efforts included participation in various organizations aiming to promote human rights and legal reforms. Published works and articles reflected a deep understanding of Polish society and its legal framework. Contributions to publicist activities highlighted the importance of freedom of expression and the role of law in society. The individual remained committed to advancing knowledge and awareness of legal matters until the passing in 2012.

Engaged in human rights activism

Published articles on legal and social issues

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