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*1951-52 - [[Glasgow Commission of the Jewish National Fund]] - Hon. Vice-Presidents- Mrs. [[M. T. Mann]], Mr. [[E. M. Naftalin]], Mr. [[Thomas Tate]], C.A., Mr. [[L. Wolfson]], M.P.S., Mr. [[W. Golombok]]<ref>The Zionist Year Book, 1951-52, p. 95.</ref> | *1951-52 - [[Glasgow Commission of the Jewish National Fund]] - Hon. Vice-Presidents- Mrs. [[M. T. Mann]], Mr. [[E. M. Naftalin]], Mr. [[Thomas Tate]], C.A., Mr. [[L. Wolfson]], M.P.S., Mr. [[W. Golombok]]<ref>The Zionist Year Book, 1951-52, p. 95.</ref> | ||
*1937 - At the monthly meeting of the JNF in Glasgow: 'Speaking on box work, Mr. [[E. M. Naftalin]] stated that it was his intention to carry the blue box to many of the smaller Jewish communities in Scotland, and he had plans prepared for the campaign.'<ref>Jewish Echo - Friday 26 February 1937</ref> | *1937 - At the monthly meeting of the JNF in Glasgow: 'Speaking on box work, Mr. [[E. M. Naftalin]] stated that it was his intention to carry the blue box to many of the smaller Jewish communities in Scotland, and he had plans prepared for the campaign.'<ref>Jewish Echo - Friday 26 February 1937</ref> | ||
| + | *1914-18 - The Beit Hagdudim (Jewish Legion Museum) in Israel holds short biographies and pictures of Scottish participants in the Jewish Battalion including [[Charles Black]], [[Alexander Berger]], [[N. Walport]], [[Isadore Most]], and [[Ephraim Myer Naftalin]]. Jabotinsky mentions [[Harry First]] as an ardent Zionist and promoter of the Battalion, and both Jabotinsky and Colonel Patterson praise Lieutenant Lipsey for his work recruiting among Palestinian Jews. See Jabotinsky, The Story of the Jewish Legion, pp. 64, 75-76, 114; SJAC, OHP3 Misha Louvish; Patterson, With the Judeans, p. 60.<ref>https://discovery.dundee.ac.uk/files/7484049/Kirk_Hansen_Thesis_Final_Form.pdf</ref> | ||
==Affiliations== | ==Affiliations== | ||
[[Glasgow Commission of the Jewish National Fund]] | [[Glasgow Commission of the Jewish National Fund]] | ||
Revision as of 09:52, 19 October 2025
- 1952-53 - Glasgow Commission of the Jewish National Fund - Hon. Vice-Presidents- W. Golombok, E. M. Naftalin, Thomas Tate, C.A., L. Wolfson, M.P.S.[1]
- 1951-52 - Glasgow Commission of the Jewish National Fund - Hon. Vice-Presidents- Mrs. M. T. Mann, Mr. E. M. Naftalin, Mr. Thomas Tate, C.A., Mr. L. Wolfson, M.P.S., Mr. W. Golombok[2]
- 1937 - At the monthly meeting of the JNF in Glasgow: 'Speaking on box work, Mr. E. M. Naftalin stated that it was his intention to carry the blue box to many of the smaller Jewish communities in Scotland, and he had plans prepared for the campaign.'[3]
- 1914-18 - The Beit Hagdudim (Jewish Legion Museum) in Israel holds short biographies and pictures of Scottish participants in the Jewish Battalion including Charles Black, Alexander Berger, N. Walport, Isadore Most, and Ephraim Myer Naftalin. Jabotinsky mentions Harry First as an ardent Zionist and promoter of the Battalion, and both Jabotinsky and Colonel Patterson praise Lieutenant Lipsey for his work recruiting among Palestinian Jews. See Jabotinsky, The Story of the Jewish Legion, pp. 64, 75-76, 114; SJAC, OHP3 Misha Louvish; Patterson, With the Judeans, p. 60.[4]
Affiliations
Glasgow Commission of the Jewish National Fund
See also
Notes
- ↑ The Zionist Year Book, 1952-53, p. 120-121.
- ↑ The Zionist Year Book, 1951-52, p. 95.
- ↑ Jewish Echo - Friday 26 February 1937
- ↑ https://discovery.dundee.ac.uk/files/7484049/Kirk_Hansen_Thesis_Final_Form.pdf