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Yad Chaim Weizmann
1874
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1952
Chaim Weizmann
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1874
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1891
Childhood
18 Kislev 5635, November 27, 1874: Born in a small village called Motal, in Belarus, far from city life. ...
1892
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1903
Beginning of his political and scientific life
Moves to Western Europe where he continues his academic studies....
1904
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1913
Life in England
Moves to England and works as a researcher in the Chemistry Department at the University of Manchester....
1914
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1917
Balfour Declaration
Invents a new method for producing acetone, a solution that was essential for the production of explosive materials. ...
1918
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1928
Zionist vision application test
Heads the Zionist Commission for Palestine, a delegation that traveled to the Palestine at the initiative of the British Government with the aim of...
1929
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1933
The White Paper
Elected President of the expanded Jewish Agency for the Palestine, established in order to involve Western Jews in the Zionist enterprise. ...
1934
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1939
Life in Israel
Establishes the Daniel Sieff Research Institute in Rehovot. ...
1942
Son's death
His son, Michael, a pilot in Britain’s Royal Air Force, is declared missing, his plane shot down over the sea. ...
1946
The second impeachment
In the Twenty-Second Zionist Congress in Basel, he is removed from his position as the leader of the Zionist movement due to a general feeling that...
1947
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1952
Birth of a Nation and the death of the leader
The British Government hands over the entire discussion about the future of the Palestine to the United Nations in the U.S., which establishes the ...
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