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Golda Meir

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Also known as Golda Meyerson, Golda Mabovich

Prime Minister of Israel from 1969 to 1974

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Golda Meir was a female politician from Israel. She was born in 1898 and died in 1978. She had two children. Her works include *Los pequeños paises deben dar al mundo el ejemplo de una paz constructiva*, *Моя жизнь*, *Le-maʾan Tel-Aviv le-maʾan ha-Histadrut*, *הפסקת־אש והתקדמות אל השלום עדיפות על כל נצחון סוחף*, and *Ancak ve münhasıran barış*.

She is recognized in the Israel Prize collection. Her name appears in the Golda Meir Commons category and gallery. She is referenced by 1,295 other encyclopedia articles.

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Instance of: human
Part of: Seventh government of Israel
Gender: female
Citizenship: Israel
Place of birth: Russian Empire
Place of death: West Jerusalem
Occupation: politician
Political party: Israeli Labor Party
Languages spoken: Ukrainian
Religion: Judaism
Image: Golda Meir (1964) cropped.jpg
Number of children: 2
Work location: Jerusalem
Residence: Moscow

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Commons category: Golda Meir
date of death: 1978-12-08
place of burial: Mount Herzl
cause of death: leukemia
date of birth: 1898-05-03
manner of death: natural causes
name in native language: גולדה מאיר
Commons gallery: גולדה מאיר
topic's main category: Category:Golda Meir
member of: Jewish National Council
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
birth name: גולדה מאבוביץ'

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Personal details BornGolda Mabovitch (1898-05-03)3 May 1898 Kiev, Russian Empire (now in Ukraine)

Died8 December 1978(1978-12-08) (aged 80) West Jerusalem

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