Nahum Goldmann

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Nahum Goldmann was a prominent 20th-century Jewish leader and Zionist statesman who played a key role in international Jewish advocacy and postwar restitution efforts.

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instanceOf Jewish leader
Zionist statesman
person
politician
awardReceived Peace Prize of the German Book Trade
birthDate 1895-07-10
birthPlace Russian Empire
Visznevo
linked to: Svislach

present-day Belarus
citizenship Germany
Switzerland
United States of America
coFounded World Jewish Congress
deathDate 1982-08-29
deathPlace Bad Reichenhall
West Germany
educatedAt University of Berlin
Universität Marburg
ethnicGroup Jews
familyName Goldmann
fieldOfWork Zionism
diplomacy
international Jewish advocacy
reparations negotiations
givenName Nahum
linked to: Book of Nahum
ideology Jewish nationalism
Zionism
involvedIn Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany
negotiations with the Federal Republic of Germany on Holocaust reparations
knownFor negotiating German reparations to Holocaust survivors and Jewish organizations
languageSpoken English
German
Hebrew
Yiddish
memberOf Jewish Agency for Palestine
World Jewish Congress
World Zionist Organization
movement Zionist movement
linked to: Zionism
notableFor Zionist diplomacy
leadership in the World Jewish Congress
postwar Jewish restitution efforts
positionHeld Chairman of the Jewish Agency Executive
President of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany
President of the World Jewish Congress
President of the World Zionist Organization
publication Mein Leben
The Future of the Jews
The Jewish Paradox
religion Judaism
residence Geneva
Jerusalem
New York City

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World Jewish Congress foundedBy Nahum Goldmann
Goldmann hasNotableBearer Nahum Goldmann