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Esther Gottesman

1898 – 1997

American philanthropist and Zionist

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About Esther Gottesman

Lived 1898 – 1997 (aged 98–99).

Esther G. Gottesman (née Garfunkel; 1898–October 1, 1997) was an American philanthropist and Zionist.

Early life and education Gottesman was the daughter of Aaron and Sarah Garfunkel.

Gottesman is credited with developing Hadassah's house newsletter into Hadassah Magazine.

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Important facts

Born
1898
Birth century
Also known as
Esther G. Gottesman, Esther Garfunkel

Family & relationships

Child
David Gottesman

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Esther Gottesman's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Esther Gottesman?

American philanthropist and Zionist (1898–1997)

When was Esther Gottesman born?

Esther Gottesman was born in 1898.

When did Esther Gottesman die?

Esther Gottesman died on 1 October 1997.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Esther Gottesman

· Wikidata: Q65045604

· DBpedia: Esther Gottesman

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