Jacobo Schaulsohn

Jacobo Schaulsohn Numhauser was a prominent figure in Chilean politics, law, and education. Born in 1917, he pursued a career that spanned multiple fields, establishing himself as a lawyer and professor. His involvement in politics led him to join the Radical Party of Chile, a platform from which he would launch his legislative career.

Schaulsohn's political tenure was marked by significant roles in the Chilean government. He was elected as Deputy of the Republic for Santiago, a position he held from 1949 to 1965. The pinnacle of his political career came when he served as President of the Chamber of Deputies of Chile from 1961 to 1962. Throughout his life, Schaulsohn balanced his political responsibilities with his professions as a lawyer and educator, leaving a lasting impact on Chilean society until his passing in 1995.