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Chaim Weizmann

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he
ווייצמאן, חיים · ווייצמאן, חיים בן עוזר · וויצמאן, חיים · וייצמן, חיים · ויצמאן, חיים · חיים ויצמן
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وايتسمن، حاييم، · وايزمان، حييم، · وايزمن، حاييم، · وايصمن، حاييم، · ويتسمن، حاييم، · ويزمن، حاييم، · ويصمن، حاييم، · ڤايتسمن، حاييم، · ڤايزمن، حاييم،
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WEITZMAN, HAYYIM B. OZER · Waiṣman, Ḥayyim · Wayṣman, Ḥayyîm · Weizman, Haim · Weizmann, Ch. · Weizmann, Chaim · Weizmann, Chaim, Pres. Israel · Weizmann, Chajim · Weizmann, Jaim · Weiṣman, Ḥayyîm · ווייצמן, חיים · וויצמן, חיים · Ḥayim Ṿaitsman · Ṿeitsman, Ḥayim · Ṿeitsman, Ḥayyim
Born
1874
Place of birth (as recorded)
Motalʹ (Belarus)
Died
1952
Place of death (as recorded)
Rehovot (Israel)
Occupation
politician
(1874–1952), chemist, president of the World Zionist Organization, and first president of the State of Israel. Born in Motol, Russia, Chaim Weizmann received a typical Jewish education from a private tutor (melamed) and later went to high school in nearby Pinsk. On graduation he went to university in Darmstadt and Berlin, receiving a doctorate from the University of Fribourg, in Switzerland, in 1898. Weizmann was initially a practical and cultural Zionist. At the Eighth Zionist Congress in 1907, however, he proclaimed a new position, known as Synthetic Zionism, a form followed in later years by many other East European Zionists. This new approach meant a pragmatic attitude toward the three classic trends in Zionist thought—political, spiritual, and practical—aiming to integrate all three while giving preference to the one or the other, according to circumstances. Cultural activities were particularly dear to Weizmann: in 1913, 1918, and 1925 he participated in steps that ultimately brought about the establishment of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and in the 1930s he initiated a scientific institute that later became the Weizmann Institute of Science in Reḥovot, Israel. Nevertheless, from 1917 on, Weizmann also embraced political Zionism.

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Chaim Weizmann

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Ṿaitsman, Ḥayim

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21 statements
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118630709
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http://d-nb.info/gnd/118630709
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1874
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1874
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1874
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1952
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Ḥayim Ṿaitsman
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Ṿeitsman, Ḥayim
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Ṿeitsman, Ḥayyim
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Waiṣman, Ḥayyim
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Weiṣman, Ḥayyîm
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Weizmann, Ch.
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Weizmann, Chaim
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Weizmann, Chajim
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ווייצמן, חיים
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ויצמן, חיים
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Ṿaitsman, Ḥayim

Weizmann, Chaim

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37 statements
birth date
1874-11-17
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1874-11-17
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Motalʹ (Belarus)
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1952-11-09
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1952-11-09
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Rehovot (Israel)
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WEITZMAN, HAYYIM B. OZER
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Weizman, Haim
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Weizmann, Jaim
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ويتسمن، حاييم، @und-Arab
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ويزمن، حاييم، @und-Arab
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לפי הדרכון הבריטי שלו נולד ביום 27/11; לפי תעודתו הרוסית על פרישתו מבית-הספר נולד: 12.11.1873. התאריך שלמעלה הוא לפי דבריו עצמו.
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מקום לידה: Motol
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מקום לידה: מוטלה [ Motol, מחוז קוברין, פלך הורודנה]
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מקום פטירה: Rehovot
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מקום פטירה: רחובות
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תאריך לידה עברי: ח כסליו תרל"ה [17.11.1874]
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תאריך עליה: עלה בשנת תרצ"ז [1937].
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תאריך פטירה עברי: כא מרחשון תשי"ג [9.11.1952].
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Ṿaitsman, Ḥayim

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Waiṣman, Ḥayyim
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Weizmann, Ch.
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Weizmann, Chaim
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ווייצמן, חיים
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Weizmann, Chaim

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(1874–1952), chemist, president of the World Zionist Organization, and first president of the State of Israel. Born in Motol, Russia, Chaim Weizmann received a typical Jewish education from a private tutor (melamed) and later went to high school in nearby Pinsk. On graduation he …
(1874–1952), chemist, president of the World Zionist Organization, and first president of the State of Israel. Born in Motol, Russia, Chaim Weizmann received a typical Jewish education from a private tutor (melamed) and later went to high school in nearby Pinsk. On graduation he went to university in Darmstadt and Berlin, receiving a doctorate from the University of Fribourg, in Switzerland, in 1898. Weizmann was initially a practical and cultural Zionist. At the Eighth Zionist Congress in 1907, however, he proclaimed a new position, known as Synthetic Zionism, a form followed in later years by many other East European Zionists. This new approach meant a pragmatic attitude toward the three classic trends in Zionist thought—political, spiritual, and practical—aiming to integrate all three while giving preference to the one or the other, according to circumstances. Cultural activities were particularly dear to Weizmann: in 1913, 1918, and 1925 he participated in steps that ultimately brought about the establishment of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and in the 1930s he initiated a scientific institute that later became the Weizmann Institute of Science in Reḥovot, Israel. Nevertheless, from 1917 on, Weizmann also embraced political Zionism.
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Weizmann, Chaim
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Chaim Weizmann
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