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Mișu Benvenisti, also known as Mishu or Moshe Benvenisti (Hebrew: מישו בנבנישתי; July 1, 1902 – 1977), was a Romanian lawyer, Zionist militant, and leader of the Romanian Jewish community. Born into a family of printers and publishers, he was one of the few Sephardi Jews to reach prominence in political life during the Romanian Kingdom era. His association with Zionism began in his teenage years, and saw him emerging as leader of the Zionist Youth Organization (part of the HeHalutz, HH) in the early 1920s. Benvenisti was then primarily affiliated with the Renașterea Noastră group in Bucharest, joining the small Jewish National Party by 1930; through these, he participated in the formation of a nation-wide Jewish Party (PER), wherein he was youth organizer and general secretary. After 1936,

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rdfs:comment	Mișu Benvenisti, also known as Mishu or Moshe Benvenisti (Hebrew: מישו בנבנישתי; July 1, 1902 – 1977), was a Romanian lawyer, Zionist militant, and leader of the Romanian Jewish community. Born into a family of printers and publishers, he was one of the few Sephardi Jews to reach prominence in political life during the Romanian Kingdom era. His association with Zionism began in his teenage years, and saw him emerging as leader of the Zionist Youth Organization (part of the HeHalutz, HH) in the early 1920s. Benvenisti was then primarily affiliated with the Renașterea Noastră group in Bucharest, joining the small Jewish National Party by 1930; through these, he participated in the formation of a nation-wide Jewish Party (PER), wherein he was youth organizer and general secretary. After 1936, (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Calea Moșilor Calea Victoriei American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Prime Minister of Romania Romania Romanian Communist Party Romanian Land Forces Romanian leu Romanian passport Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Romania) Mizrachi (religious Zionism) dbr:Central_Jewish_Office_(Romania) 1929 Palestine riots 1930 Romanian local elections 1933 anti-Nazi boycott 1944 Romanian coup d'état Basel David Ben-Gurion Deputy Prime Minister of Romania Allied Commission Antisemitic laws in Romania Romanian duellists

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