The sign tells about the three personalities, and is found near their graves: Meir Dizengoff
Click for sign's details, Haim Arlozorov
Click for sign's details, Max Nordau
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[Table 1]
Meir Dizengoff Mayor of Tel Aviv in the years 1922-1925 and 1936-1928. One of the founders of "Ahuzat Bayit" which became Tel Aviv. See Tel Aviv as the center of the Jewish National Home in the Land of Israel.
He was called the "Father of the City".
"How great is the role of young Tel Aviv in the creation of Hebrew culture in Israel..."
(Meir Dizengoff, 1935).
[Symbol of the city of Tel Aviv]
Nahum Gutman
Tel Aviv municipality symbol, 1925
Courtesy of the Nahum Gutman Art Museum
Meir Dingoff [plot 4] [row 18]
[Table 2]
[Ad about the inauguration of Dizengoff Square]
Tel Aviv Municipality
[Symbol of the city of Tel Aviv]
Municipal advertisement No. 4
Inauguration of the Zina Dizengoff square
On Wednesday, the 24th of Shevat 1938. The eighth memorial day for the passing of the late Zina Dizengoff, the wife of our late mayor, will be commemorated in a public ceremony at Zina Dizengoff Square, which was planted and arranged in memory of the deceased by the municipality with the help of the contributions of the municipality employees and the owners of the houses and lots around the square,
The ceremony will begin at 4:30 in the afternoon
For guests, the entrance is from Dizengoff Street on the side of King George Street
24 Beshevat 1938 (24.1.38)
"Ahdot" Printing Ltd. Tel Aviv
Municipality of Tel Aviv
Inauguration of Zina Dizengoff Square 1938. Courtesy of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipal Archives
[Table 3]
Chaim Arlozorov Zionist statesman and thinker. One of the leaders of the Labour movement in the Land of Israel.
Head of the political department of the Jewish Agency.
He believed in the settlement of the country in a socialist spirit, and in cooperation with the British government and the Arab settlement.
Murdered by unknown people on the beach of Tel Aviv on the night of Saturday 6/16/1933.
Haim Arlozorov [plot 4][row 16]
[Table 4]
Max Nordau His original name is Meir Simcha Südfeld.
Psychiatrist by profession. Lived and worked in France, Zionist leader and writer, one of Herzl’s main assistants, believed in political Zionism.
In 1926 his bones were brought to Israel.
In preparation for his funeral, the main gate of the cemetery was erected.
Max Nordau [plot 4][row 18]
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