Dr. Valentine Dina Adler-Sas

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Austrian anti-Nazi and editor. Name variations: Vali, Valentine Sas-Adler. Born in Vienna, Austria, on May 5, 1898; died in a labor camp on July 6, 1942; daughter of Alfred Adler (1870–1937, the psychologist who would later gain fame for breaking with the teachings of his mentor Sigmund Freud) and Raissa Timofejewna ; sisterof Alexandra Adler (a research fellow in neurology at Harvard); married Gyula Sas ("Giulio Aquila").

Radicalized by the events of World War I, joined the Austrian Communist Party (1919); soon after arriving in Berlin, transferred to the German Communist Party (1921); worked in Berlin until 1933 as an editor and translator; moved to Moscow (1933) to be with her husband; arrested during the Great Purge (January 1937); found guilty of "Trotskyite activities" and sentenced to ten years imprisonment; died in a labor camp (1942) and posthumously rehabilitated by a decree of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR (1956).

"Wer einmal war"

• Nr. 2996
• Last Name Adler
• First Name(s) Valentine Dr.
• Page 143

Converts in Vienna

• No. 4424
• Last Name Adler
• First Name Valent. D.
• Baptism First Name Valentine Dina
• Date of Birth 1898.08.05
• Birth Place Wien
• Conversion 1904.10.17
• Baptism Parish AB
• Baptism Date 1904.10.17
• Age 6