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Shlomo Hillel

Israeli diplomat (1923-2021).

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Place of Birth

Country of Citizenship

Israel

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Date of Birth

4/23/1923

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Politician
Diplomat

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Member of Political Party

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Religion or Worldview

Judaism

Sex or Gender

Male

Date of Death

2/8/2021

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Name in Native Language

שלמה הלל

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Baghdad
Hebrew
Ambassador
Knesset Member
(12/21/1952 - 7/6/1959)
Start Time
: 12/21/1952
End Time
: 7/6/1959
Knesset Member
(1/21/1974 - 7/13/1992)
Start Time
: 1/21/1974
End Time
: 7/13/1992
Speaker of the Knesset
(8/13/1984 - 11/18/1988)
Start Time
: 8/13/1984
End Time
: 11/18/1988
Iraq
Spy
Jerusalem
Ra'anana
Israel Prize
(1998)
Point in Time
: 1998
Mapai
Diplomacy
Politics
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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