Category:Immanuel Velikovsky

**Immanuel Velikovsky**
	Russian, Israeli and American author, known for his fringe catastrophist theories, widely considered as pseudoscientific by mainstream scholars
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Name in native language	Иммануил Великовский;
Date of birth	10 June 1895; Vitebsk
Date of death	17 November 1979; Princeton
Country of citizenship	Russian Empire; Mandatory Palestine; United States of America;
Residence	Vitebsk (1895–1900); Moscow (1900–1912); Montpellier (1912–1913); Edinburgh (1913–1914); Moscow (1914–1918); Moscow (1921–1922); Berlin (1922–1923); Jerusalem (1923–1927); Haifa (1927–1931); Tel Aviv (1931–1939); New York City (1939–1952); Princeton (1952–1979);
Educated at	Medvednevskaya gymnasium (–1912); Moscow State University (medicine, 1915–1921);
Occupation	psychotherapist; publisher; writer; mythographer;
Field of work	catastrophism; historical revisionism;
Notable work	Worlds in Collision; Ages in Chaos;
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	Q349749; ISNI: 0000000109158523; VIAF ID: 73974190; GND ID: 118626450; Library of Congress authority ID: n50020314; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 12644388b; IdRef ID: 074241214; NDL Authority ID: 00459633; NL CR AUT ID: jn19990008758; National Library of Israel ID (old): 000137271; National Library of Spain ID: XX1475952; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 068684517; NORAF ID: 90232106; NUKAT ID: n96210271; NLP ID (old): a0000002868857; PLWABN ID: 9810617813005606; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007269305905171; NACSIS-CAT author ID: DA00441039; Open Library ID: OL1060166A
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