Saul Bernard Cohen

Saul Cohen
Alternate name(s): 
Saul B. Newton
Nickname: 
Sol
Date of birth: 
Friday, 22 June 1906
Marital status: 
married to Myrtle Cohen
Ethnicity/Nationality: 
Jewish
Profession: 
social worker
Hometown(s): 
Montreal, Quebec; Chicago, Illinois; Saint John, New Brunswick
Education: 
university graduate, University of Wisconsin
Political affiliation: 
Communist Party of the United States of America, 1933
Affiliations to union and social groups: 
Social Service Employees' Union (CIO); International Labour Defence; Involved in demonstrations
Approximate date arrived in Spain: 
1937-05-30 over the Pyrenees
Unit: 
Mackenzie Papineau Battalion, Company 3, Section Leader; 4 Group Artillery, 35 Battery, paymaster; Sargent, from February 1938; Served at Aragon, Fall 1937, Levante in May-June 1938
Final status: 

WIA 13 October 1937 at Fuentes de Ebro, hospitalized from 15 October 1937 to 25 February 1938 at Benicasim, Casa Roja, Murcia, Villanueva de la Jara; Survived; Returned to the US on 18 February 1938; World War II US Army, European Theatre of Operations; Died December 1991, Brooklyn, New York

Sources: 
RGASPI Fond 545, Opis 6, Delo 545, ll. 16-23; Mac-Paps; Momryk; Petrou; "Saul Newton, 85, Psychotherapist And Leader of Commune, Dies," New York Times, December 23, 1991; Hoff
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