Meir Dizengoff

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Meir Dizengoff was a Zionist leader and the first mayor of Tel Aviv, instrumental in the city's early development and cultural institutions.

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Meir Dizengoff canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Zionist leader
human
mayor
birthDate 1861-02-25
burialPlace Trumpeldor Cemetery
citizenship Mandatory Palestine
Ottoman Empire
countryOfResidence Mandatory Palestine
Ottoman Palestine
deathDate 1936-09-23
era early 20th century
late 19th century
ethnicGroup Jews
surface form: Jewish people
familyName Dizengoff Square
surface form: Dizengoff
founded Tel Aviv Museum of Art
gender male
givenName Meir
hasRole city builder
community leader
honouredIn Dizengoff Prize
Dizengoff Street
knownFor encouraging arts and culture in Tel Aviv
shaping Tel Aviv’s municipal institutions
languageSpoken Hebrew
Russian
Yiddish
movement Zionism
name Meir Dizengoff self-link
notableFor being the first mayor of Tel Aviv
leadership in the early development of Tel Aviv
supporting cultural institutions in Tel Aviv
participatedIn establishment of the city of Tel Aviv
placeOfBirth Akkerman
Bessarabia
surface form: Bessarabia Governorate

Russian Empire
placeOfDeath Mandatory Palestine
Tel Aviv
politicalActivity promotion of Jewish urban settlement in Palestine
positionHeld Mayor of Tel Aviv
religion Judaism
residence Tel Aviv
spouse Zina Dizengoff
workLocation Tel Aviv

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Tel Aviv Museum of Art foundedBy Meir Dizengoff
Dizengoff House namedAfter Meir Dizengoff
Meir Dizengoff name Meir Dizengoff self-link
Trumpeldor Cemetery burialPlaceOf Meir Dizengoff
Dizengoff Square namedAfter Meir Dizengoff
Independence Hall originalOwner Meir Dizengoff
subject surface form: Independence Hall (Tel Aviv)
Dizengoff Street namedAfter Meir Dizengoff
Dizengoff Prize namedAfter Meir Dizengoff
Zina Dizengoff spouse Meir Dizengoff
Second Aliyah (Jewish immigration wave, 1904–1914) hasNotableParticipant Meir Dizengoff
subject surface form: Second Aliyah