General Zionist Organisation of Great Britain - Revision history

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 **Key Roles: During World War II, he served as a Royal Navy mine warfare expert and commando. He was so well-known for his anti-Nazi and Jewish communal work that his name was found on the Gestapo's secret 1940 "Black Book" invasion arrest list. Post-war, he served on the Bar Council, the [[World Jewish Congress]], and was the national chairman of the [[Association of Jewish ex-Service Men and Women]] (AJEX).
 *A. Stanton & Y. M. Stanton (Full Names: [[Abraham Stanton]] and [[Yvonne M. Stanton]]) Who they were: Active, dedicated grass-roots organizers and administrators within British Zionism.
-**Key Roles: Operating primarily out of London, Abraham Stanton served as the long-standing Chairman of the organisation throughout the 1980s and early 1990s. His wife, Yvonne M. Stanton, served alongside him as the Honorary Secretary, managing the group's administrative duties, correspondence, and annual listings for T[[he Jewish Year Book]].
+**Key Roles: Operating primarily out of London, Abraham Stanton served as the long-standing Chairman of the organisation throughout the 1980s and early 1990s. His wife, Yvonne M. Stanton, served alongside him as the Honorary Secretary, managing the group's administrative duties, correspondence, and annual listings for [[The Jewish Year Book]].
 *J. Chart (Full Name: [[Jack Chart]]) Who he was: A communal administrator and financial manager.
 **Key Roles: He stepped into the leadership infrastructure during the late 1980s to serve as the Treasurer, taking responsibility for managing the organization's accounts, membership dues, and financial reporting during the transition periods between the presidencies of Michael Fidler and Fredman Ashe Lincoln.

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 ===Circa 1992===
 President [[Fredman Ashe Lincoln]] | Chair [[A Stanton]] | Treasurer [[J Chart]] | Hon Secretary [[Y M Stanton]]<ref name="JYB1992">Stephen Massil (Ed.) ''The Jewish Year Book, 1992'', London: Jewish Chronicle Publications, 1992, p. 65.</ref>
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 ===Circa 1983===
 President [[Michael Fidler]] | Chair [[A Stanton]] | Hon Secretary [[Y M Stanton]]<ref name="JYB1983">Michael Wallach (Ed.) ''The Jewish Year Book, 1983'', London: Jewish Chronicle Publications, 1983, p. 59.</ref>
+===Circa 1989===
 ===Circa 1992===
-President [[Fredman Ashe Lincoln]] | Chair [[A Stanton]] | Treasurer [[J Chart]] | Hon Secretary [[Y M Stanton]]<ref name="JYB1992">Stephen Massif (Ed.) ''The Jewish Year Book, 1992'', London: Jewish Chronicle Publications, 1992, p. 65.</ref>
+President [[Fredman Ashe Lincoln]] | Chair [[A Stanton]] | Treasurer [[J Chart]] | Hon Secretary [[Y M Stanton]]<ref name="JYB1992">Stephen Massil (Ed.) ''The Jewish Year Book, 1992'', London: Jewish Chronicle Publications, 1992, p. 65.</ref>
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 ===Circa 1983===
 President [[Michael Fidler]] | Chair [[A Stanton]] | Hon Secretary [[Y M Stanton]]<ref name="JYB1983">Michael Wallach (Ed.) ''The Jewish Year Book, 1983'', London: Jewish Chronicle Publications, 1983, p. 59.</ref>
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 ===Circa 1981===
 President [[Michael Fidler]] | Chair [[A Stanton]] | Hon Secretary [[Y M Stanton]]<ref name="JYB1981">Michael Wallach (Ed.) ''The Jewish Year Book, 1981'', London: Jewish Chronicle Publications, 1981, p. 59.</ref>
 ===Circa 1983===
 President [[Michael Fidler]] | Chair [[A Stanton]] | Hon Secretary [[Y M Stanton]]<ref name="JYB1983">Michael Wallach (Ed.) ''The Jewish Year Book, 1983'', London: Jewish Chronicle Publications, 1983, p. 59.</ref>

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−	The General Zionists were the forerunners of todays supporters of [[Likud]] in the UK. According to the [[WZO]][, the [[Confederation of Zionists]] is a 'modern day equivalent' of the General Zionist movement.<ref name="World">WZO [https://www.wzo.org.il/congress/index.php?dir=site&page=content&cs=3054&langpage=eng World Confederation].</ref>	+	The General Zionists were the forerunners of todays supporters of [[Likud]] in the UK. According to the [[WZO]] the [[Confederation of Zionists]] is a 'modern day equivalent' of the General Zionist movement.<ref name="World">WZO [https://www.wzo.org.il/congress/index.php?dir=site&page=content&cs=3054&langpage=eng World Confederation].</ref>

	These groups have been factional and vied over the names they would use.		These groups have been factional and vied over the names they would use.

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:43, 19 November 2021
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−	The General Zionists were the forerunners of todays supporters of [[Likud]] in the UK.	+	The General Zionists were the forerunners of todays supporters of [[Likud]] in the UK. Organisationally it is said that the [[Confederation of Zionists]] is a contemporary equivalent.

	These groups have been factional and vied over the names they would use.		These groups have been factional and vied over the names they would use.

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:02, 5 November 2021
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−	The General Zionists were the forerunners of todays supporters of ~~[[Herut]] and~~ [[Likud]] in the UK.	+	The General Zionists were the forerunners of todays supporters of [[Likud]] in the UK.

	These groups have been factional and vied over the names they would use.		These groups have been factional and vied over the names they would use.