费彝民




费彝民（1908年12月22日－1988年5月18日），江苏苏州人，出生于上海，原香港《大公报》社长。


费彝民1925年自北京高等法文学堂毕业后任职于陇海铁路总会所，1930年出任《大公报》驻沈阳通迅员。次年赴天津正式加入《大公报》，历任经济课主任、编辑部书记。1936年上海《大公报》创刊后前往沪馆工作。


抗日战争期间，曾任《文汇报》主笔，并任法国哈瓦斯通讯社中文部主任。抗战结束后出任上海《大公报》副经理、社评委员。


1948年香港《大公报》复刊后任经理。1949年兼任上海《大公报》经理。1952年起任香港《大公报》社长。他还是第四、七届全国人大代表，第五、六届全国人大常委，第二至五届全国政协委员，中华全国新闻工作者协会副主席。


六七暴動期間，他是左派「港九各界同胞反對港英迫害鬥爭委員會」的副主任委員。[1] 1988年5月18日凌晨三時三十八分，在香港養和醫院病逝，終年八十歲。其遺體於5月20日在歌連臣角火葬場火化。[2][3]



参考资料





  1. ^ 張家偉：《六七暴動真相》，附錄3。


  2. ^ 报坛巨匠　爱国楷模　费彝民先生追悼会在香港举行. 《人民日报》. 1988-05-27. 


  3. ^ 任嘉尧. 香港大公报社长费彝民. 苏州市地方志办公室. （原始内容存档于2011-11-25）. 








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