Maurice Sachs [SEP] place of birth
Maurice Sachs
Maurice Sachs (born Maurice Ettinghausen, 16 September 1906, Paris - 14 April 1945, Germany) was a French-Jewish writer.
Biography.
Sachs was the son of a Jewish family of jewelers. He was educated in an English-style boarding-school, lived for a year in London and worked in a bookshop, and returned to Paris.
In 1925 he converted to Catholicism and decided to become a priest, though this didn't last upon meeting a young man on the beach
Sachs BP. The role of obstetrical medical technology in preventing low birth weight. Future Child. 1995 spring; 5(1):71-86.
- Kempe A, Sachs BP, Ricciotti H, Sobol AM, Wise PH. Public health implications of home uterine activity monitoring. Public Health Rep. 1997 Sep-Oct;112(5):433-9
- Sachs BP, Kobelin C, Castro MA, Frigoletto F. Lowering the cesarean delivery rate-weighing the risks. N. Engl J Med 1999;340(1):54-57
- Fretts RC, Rodman G, Gomez-