Chaim Weizman.n BiogkapliiCal Quiz
Friday, Nov. 15, 1974--21
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
o-
A three-Week quiz, testing
your knowledge about the
first president of Israel in
observance of the 100th an-
niversary of his birth, has
been prepared for The Jew-
ish News and the American
Jewish Press AsSociation by
the department of education
and culture of the American
section of the World Zionist
Organization.
6. What was the Uganda
proposal? What was Weiz-
mann's reactfon?
7. What was Weizmann's
connection with the Balfour
Declaration?
8. When was the Balfour
Declaration issued? What
was its historic significance?
9. What was the opening
sentence of the Balfour Dec-
laration?
sis of two great cultural
QUIZ ONE
10. What was -ueizmann's
of Zion-
general' conce)ti
1. What was his profession? spheres?
3. What are some of the ism?
2. What did Nahum Gold-
mann mean when he said important positions Weiz-
that Weizmann was a synthe- mann held during his life-
French Jews Protest
time?
QUIZ ANSWERS
Militants
4. What important person-
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Information Center over ad-
ul TuatutisqqaTsa a q} IOAEJ ulTta tude to. Zionist aspirations?
mission of the PLO to the -
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What
role
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mann's scientific work play UN General Assembly debate
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on the Palestine issue.
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