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Norman de Mattos Bentwich
Born:
21 Adar I 5643 (28 February 1883)
Died:
13 Nisan 5731 (08 April 1971)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
BEN5109
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
21 Adar I 5643 (28 February 1883)
Death
Date of death:
13 Nisan 5731 (08 April 1971)
Died in combat?:
No
Places
Schools
Name:
St Pauls School
Name:
Trinity College, Cambridge
Other Organisations
Name:
Jewish Historical Society of England
Significance:
President
Name:
Jewish Committee for Relief Abroad
Significance:
Vice President
Name:
National Peace Council
Significance:
Chairman
Name:
United Restitution Organisation
Significance:
Chairman
Wikipedia Page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Bentwich
Family
Spouse
Other surname / Maiden name:
Franklin
Siblings
Lilian Ruth Bentwich (female)
Nita Rosalind Bentwich (female)
Marjorie Bentwich (female)
Murial Bentwich (female)
Dorothy Bentwich (female)
Naomi Bentwich (female)
Thelma Marie Bentwich (female)
Hebe Rachel Bentwich (female)
Carmel Bentwich (female)
Joseph Solomon Bentwich (male)
Parents
Father: Herbert Bentwich (male)
Mother: Susanna Bentwich (female)
Military Record
Military service:
Special Services
Rank at discharge/death:
Captain
Assignments
Regiment:
Camel Trans Corp
Posting:
Egypt
Medals:
Military Cross
Regiment:
Special Services
Battalion/unit:
Senior Judicial Officer
Posting:
British Military Administration in Palestine
Medal card
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Lawyer
Type of employment:
Chair of International Relations
Organisation:
Hebrew University, Jerusalem
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