Menachem Begin (Nobel Peace Prize 1978) Hand Signed Prime Minister Stationary

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Menachem Begin 16 August 1913 – 9 March 1992)
(Sixth Prime Minister of Israel. 21 June 1977 – 10 October 1983.)    (1978 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate)
Hand Autographed Signed Israeli Prime Ministers Stationary.  Very Good Condition With Dark Black Autograph.  3 7/8" X 5 3/8".
Includes Free 5" X 7" Unsigned Reproduction Photograph.
Born in Poland, Menachem Begin reached British Palestine in 1943 to participate in the struggle for an independent state of Israel. He served in the
Knesset
from its first session.
In 1973, the Likud Party was formed and Begin became its leader.
When Likud won the elections in 1977, he became
Prime Minister.
Begin and Egyptian President Anwar el-Sadat received the
Nobel Peace Prize
for the peace treaty they signed in 1978, after much of the Sinai was returned to Egypt. In June 1981, Begin asked the Cabinet to approve the bombing of the Iraqi nuclear reactor at Osirak. On Shavuot, Israeli planes flew below radar detection through Arab air space and destroyed the facility, which Israel later claimed had been primed for a start up. In 1982, Begin authorized the Israeli invasion of Lebanon. In failing health and following the death of his wife, Aliza, Begin stepped down in September 1983. Slightly creased.
Very Good Condition.
Includes Free 4" X 6" Unsigned Reproduction Photograph.
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