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Vladimir Jabotinsky (1880–1940)

Author of The Five: A Novel Of Jewish Life In Turn-of-the-century Odessa

Includes the names: Vladimir Zhabotinsky, Ze'ev Jabotinsky, Vladimir Ze'ev Jabotinsky

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Zhabotinsky, Vladimir Yevgenyevich
Жаботинский, Владимир Евгеньевич
Other names
Jabotinsky, Ze'ev
Altalena (pen name)
Date of birth
1880-10-18
Date of death
1940-08-04
Burial location
New Montefiore Cemetary, New York, USA
Mount Herzl, Israel
Gender
male
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Birthplace
Odessa, Russia
Place of death
New York, USA
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Education
University of Rome
Occupations
Zionist
novelist
journalist
lawyer
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Begin, Menachem (protégé)
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In the mid-1930s, Jabotinsky founded the New Zionist Organization to achieve free immigration to Palestine for Jews and the establishment of a Jewish State. The organizaton arranged for more than 40 ships from European ports to bring tens of thousands of illegal immigrants to the nascent Jewish homeland. Jabotinsky also wrote poetry, novels, short stories and articles on politics, social and economic problems. From 1939­ to 1940, he worked actively in Britain and the United States in the hope of establishing a Jewish army to fight with the Allies against Nazi Germany.
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