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Leonid Kannegisser (also spelled Kanngießer or Kannegiesser) [2] was born in March 1896 in Nikolaev, Ukraine, (then part of the Russian Empire ), into a wealthy Jewish family. His father, Akim (Joachim) Kannegisser, was a mechanical engineer and the head of Russia's largest shipyards, the Black Sea Shipyard, and his mother was a doctor.
Leonid Kannegisser (also spelled Kanngießer or Kannegiesser)[2] was born in March 1896 in Nikolaev, Ukraine, (then part of the Russian Empire), into a wealthy Jewish family. His father, Akim (Joachim) Kannegisser, was a mechanical engineer and the head of Russia's largest shipyards, the Black Sea Shipyard, and his mother was a doctor.
Leonid Kannegiesser. Leonid Ioakimowitsch (Akimowitsch) Kannegiesser (auch Kannegießer) ( russisch Леонид Иоакимович Каннегисер; * 15. März jul. / 27. März 1896 greg. in St. Petersburg; † 1918 in Petrograd) war ein russischer Dichter und Narodnik. [1]
Oct 2, 2020 · Leonid Kannegisser was a young poet and anti-Bolshevik who shot and killed Moisei Uritsky, the head of the Petrograd Cheka, in 1918. His motive was personal, but his act sparked a crackdown on counter-revolutionaries and foreign interference by Lenin and the Cheka.
KANNEGISER, LEONID AKIMOVICH (1873–1918). Russian poet who assassinated M.S. Uritsky, the chairman of the Petrograd Secret Police, the Cheka. Kannegiser's grandfather, a physician, attained the status of nobility while his father was a famous engineer. Both were involved in Jewish communal life. Kannegiser was born in St. Petersburg.
Leonid Akimovic Kannegisser (also spelled Kanngießer, in Russian: Леони́д Иоаки́мович Каннегисер) (born March 1896, in Mikhailov, Russian Empire – October 1918, in Petrograd, Russian SFSR) was a Russian poet and military cadet known for killing Moisei Uritsky, chief of Cheka in Petrograd, on...
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Leonid Kannegisser, a young military cadet of the Imperial Russian Army, assassinated Uritsky on August 30 [O.S. August 17] 1918, outside the Petrograd Cheka headquarters in retaliation for the execution of his friend and other officers.
