Glasgow Zionist Central Council

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The Glasgow Zionist Central Council was an organisation in existence in the 1920s, being mentioned in the Jewish Chronicle in 1926. It appears not to have been mentioned in the Chronicle again until 1988. In 1991 it was claimed by the organisation that it was 'set up' in 1984.

Jewish Chronicle, 30 September 1988, p. 9.

People

1980s-90s

1926

MEETINGS IN GLASGOW.

Mr. I. Samunov, the Treasurer of the Central Office for Great Britain, visited Glasgow on Sunday. In the morning he addressed a conjoint méeting of the Jehuda Maccabee, Leo Pinsker, and Bnei Jacob, Beacons of the Order Ancient Maccabeans. The respective Commanders pledged the support of their Beacons for National Fund work, and a number of volunteers were enrolled. Mr. Schenkin, the Chairman of the Glasgow Zionist Central Council also spoke. Thanks were accorded to Mr. Samunov on the motion of Mr. Shafter, supported by Mr. Balkind.
Mr. Schenkin presided over a conference of Zionist workers held in the afternoon at Geneen's Restaurant. Mr. Samunov addressed the con-terence, and appealed for the support of the ladies. A Committee was elected to make the preliminary arrangements for a Jewish National Fund bazaar to be held in Glasgow in Deeember. Mr. S. S. Samuel, J.P. moved, and the Rev. D. Jacobs seconded, a vote of thanks to the speaker. A public meeting was hold at the Jewish National Institute in the evening. Mr. A. I. Sunderland presided, and Mr. Samunov delivered an address on 'Zionism and its Intluence on the Galuth.' Thanks were conveyed to the lecturer by Mr. Louvish and Mr. A. Haase.[5]

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Notes

  1. The Jewish Year book, 1993, p.158.
  2. The Jewish Year Book, 1992, p.155.
  3. Jewish Year Book], 1989, p. 137.
  4. Jewish Chronicle, 30 September 1988, p. 9.
  5. Jewish Chronicle, 30 April 1926, p. 26.