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Mira Oberholzer-Gincburg, (nee Mira Gincburg, 13 January 1884 - 12 December 1949), was a Swiss medical doctor and psychoanalyst of Russian-Polish origin. A pioneer of psychoanalysis in general and child psychology in particular, she was a founding member of the Swiss Society of Psychoanalysis in 1919 and worked in Switzerland and the United States of America as a child analyst.

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rdfs:label	Mira Gincburg (fr) Mira Oberholzer-Gincburg (en)
rdfs:comment	Mira Gincburg, née à Łódź le 13 janvier 1884 et morte à New York en 1949, est une médecin et psychanalyste suisse d'origine russo-polonaise. Pionnière de la psychanalyse en Suisse, elle exerce comme analyste d'enfants et est membre fondateur de la Société suisse de psychanalyse en 1919. (fr) Mira Oberholzer-Gincburg, (nee Mira Gincburg, 13 January 1884 - 12 December 1949), was a Swiss medical doctor and psychoanalyst of Russian-Polish origin. A pioneer of psychoanalysis in general and child psychology in particular, she was a founding member of the Swiss Society of Psychoanalysis in 1919 and worked in Switzerland and the United States of America as a child analyst. (en)
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death date	1949-12-12 (xsd:date)
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birth date	1884-01-13 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Jewish psychologists 20th-century Latvian Jews Scientists from Daugavpils Emigrants from the Russian Empire to Switzerland Swiss people of Russian-Jewish descent 1884 births 1949 deaths 20th-century psychologists Child psychologists Jewish women scientists 20th-century Swiss women scientists Swiss women psychologists
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Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://pep-web.org/browse/izpa/volumes/1%3Fpreview=IZPA.001.0079B
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workplaces	Burghölzli Breitenau psychiatric centre, Schaffhausen (en)
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