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country in Central and Eastern Europe (1918–1939)

When was Shimon Peres born?

Shimon Peres was born on 1923-08-02.

What events was Shimon Peres involved in?

League of Nations Mandate in the Middle East under British administration (1920–1948)

What events was Shimon Peres involved in?

First Lady of Israel from 2007 to 2011

What events was Shimon Peres involved in?

First Lady of Israel from 2007 to 2011

Shimon Peres

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Became a citizen of Second Polish Republic — Identity — 1923-01-01
country in Central and Eastern Europe (1918–1939)
Born — Life — 1923-08-02
Shimon Peres was born on 1923-08-02.
Became a citizen of Mandatory Palestine — Identity — 1943-12-11
League of Nations Mandate in the Middle East under British administration (1920–1948)
Married Sonia Peres — Family — 1945-01-01
First Lady of Israel from 2007 to 2011
Married Sonia Peres — Family — 1945-05-01
First Lady of Israel from 2007 to 2011
Became a citizen of Israel — Identity — 1948-01-01
country in West Asia
Became a citizen of Mandatory Palestine — Identity — 1948-05-14
League of Nations Mandate in the Middle East under British administration (1920–1948)
Received Commander of the Legion of Honour — Recognition — 1957
third rank of the French Legion of Honour
Joined Mapai — Politics — 1959-01-01
social-democratic/democratic socialist political party in Israel
Began serving as Knesset member — Career — 1959-11-30
member of Israeli parliament
Began serving as Deputy Minister of Defense — Career — 1959-12-21
Deputy Minister of Defense of Israel
Stopped serving as Deputy Minister of Defense — Career — 1961-11-02
Deputy Minister of Defense of Israel
Began serving as Deputy Minister of Defense — Career — 1961-11-06
Deputy Minister of Defense of Israel
Stopped serving as Deputy Minister of Defense — Career — 1963-06-26
Deputy Minister of Defense of Israel
Began serving as Deputy Minister of Defense — Career — 1963-07-01
Deputy Minister of Defense of Israel
Stopped serving as Deputy Minister of Defense — Career — 1964-12-22
Deputy Minister of Defense of Israel
Began serving as Deputy Minister of Defense — Career — 1964-12-23
Deputy Minister of Defense of Israel
Joined Mapai — Politics — 1965-01-01
social-democratic/democratic socialist political party in Israel
Joined Rafi — Politics — 1965-01-01
political party in Israel
Stopped serving as Deputy Minister of Defense — Career — 1965-05-25
Deputy Minister of Defense of Israel
Joined Rafi — Politics — 1968-01-01
political party in Israel
Joined Israeli Labor Party — Politics — 1968-01-01
Israeli social democratic party – defunct political party – (1968–2024), Zionist Union Leading Party (2015–2019)
Began serving as Minister without portfolio — Career — 1969-12-15
Israeli Minister without portfolio
Stopped serving as Minister without portfolio — Career — 1969-12-22
Israeli Minister without portfolio
Began serving as Minister of Communications — Career — 1970-09-01
Israeli minister
Began serving as Minister of Transport and Road Safety — Career — 1970-09-01
Israeli position
Stopped serving as Minister of Communications — Career — 1974-03-10
Israeli minister
Stopped serving as Minister of Transport and Road Safety — Career — 1974-03-10
Israeli position
Began serving as Minister of Defense of Israel — Career — 1974-06-03
Israeli minister
Began serving as Prime Minister of Israel — Career — 1977-04-22
head of government of Israel
Stopped serving as Minister of Defense of Israel — Career — 1977-06-20
Israeli minister
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of Israel — Career — 1977-06-21
head of government of Israel
Began serving as Minister of Religious Services — Career — 1984-09-13
Israeli minister
Began serving as Prime Minister of Israel — Career — 1984-09-13
head of government of Israel
Led the government of Israel — Politics — 1984-09-13
country in West Asia
Stopped serving as Minister of Religious Services — Career — 1984-12-23
Israeli minister
Received honorary citizen of Ashdod — Recognition — 1986
award given by Ashdod municipality
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of Israel — Career — 1986-10-20
head of government of Israel
Led the government of Israel — Politics — 1986-10-20
country in West Asia
Began serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Israel — Career — 1986-10-20
political head of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Began serving as Minister of Finance — Career — 1988-12-22
political head of the Ministry of Finance of Israel
Stopped serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Israel — Career — 1988-12-23
political head of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Stopped serving as Minister of Finance — Career — 1990-03-15
political head of the Ministry of Finance of Israel
Began serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Israel — Career — 1992-07-14
political head of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Received Félix Houphouët-Boigny Peace Prize — Recognition — 1993
distinction in the field of peace
Received Nobel Peace Prize — Recognition — 1994
one of five Nobel Prizes
Began serving as Minister of Defense of Israel — Career — 1995-11-04
Israeli minister
Began serving as Prime Minister of Israel — Career — 1995-11-04
head of government of Israel
Led the government of Israel — Politics — 1995-11-04
country in West Asia
Stopped serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Israel — Career — 1995-11-22
political head of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Received Four Freedoms Award – Freedom from Fear — Recognition — 1996
Shimon Peres had a award received connection with Four Freedoms Award – Freedom from Fear.
Stopped serving as Minister of Defense of Israel — Career — 1996-06-18
Israeli minister
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of Israel — Career — 1996-06-18
head of government of Israel
Led the government of Israel — Politics — 1996-06-18
country in West Asia
Received Philadelphia Liberty Medal — Recognition — 1996-07-04
American medal, human rights award
Received honorary doctorate of the University of Alcala — Recognition — 1997
título honorífico
Received Honorary doctor of the University of Liège — Recognition — 1998
award
Received honorary doctorate of Tours University — Recognition — 1999-08-10
Shimon Peres had a award received connection with honorary doctorate of Tours University.
Began serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Israel — Career — 2001-03-07
political head of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Began serving as Deputy Prime Minister of Israel — Career — 2001-03-07
Shimon Peres had a position held connection with Deputy Prime Minister of Israel.
Received Planetary Consciousness Prize — Recognition — 2002
former politics award of the Club of Budapest (1996–2004)
Stopped serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Israel — Career — 2002-11-02
political head of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Stopped serving as Deputy Prime Minister of Israel — Career — 2002-11-02
Shimon Peres had a position held connection with Deputy Prime Minister of Israel.
Received Golden Plate Award — Recognition — 2003
award conferred by the American Academy of Achievement
Received Osgar — Recognition — 2003
award
Joined Israeli Labor Party — Politics — 2005-01-01
Israeli social democratic party – defunct political party – (1968–2024), Zionist Union Leading Party (2015–2019)
Joined Kadima — Politics — 2005-01-01
Israeli political party (2005–2015)
Received Order of the Sun of Peru — Recognition — 2005-05-23
highest award bestowed by the nation of Peru to commend notable civil and military merit
Stopped serving as Knesset member — Career — 2006-01-17
member of Israeli parliament
Began serving as Knesset member — Career — 2006-04-17
member of Israeli parliament
Received Honorary doctor of the Bilkent University — Recognition — 2007
Shimon Peres had a award received connection with Honorary doctor of the Bilkent University.
Stopped serving as Knesset member — Career — 2007-06-13
member of Israeli parliament
Began serving as President of Israel — Career — 2007-06-13
head of state of Israel
Received honorary doctor of University College London — Recognition — 2008-11-18
Shimon Peres had a award received connection with honorary doctor of University College London.
Received Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George — Recognition — 2008-11-20
appointment in the Order of St Michael and St George
Marriage to Sonia Peres ended — Family — 2011-01-20
First Lady of Israel from 2007 to 2011
Received Presidential Medal of Freedom — Recognition — 2012-06-13
joint-highest civilian award of the United States, bestowed by the President
Received Global Citizen Awards — Recognition — 2014
award
Received Congressional Gold Medal — Recognition — 2014-05-19
award bestowed by the United States Congress
Stopped serving as President of Israel — Career — 2014-07-28
head of state of Israel
Received Freedom Award — Recognition — 2015
award
Received Solomon Bublick Award — Recognition — 2015-05-31
award given for important contributions to the advancement and development of the State of Israel
Became a citizen of Israel — Identity — 2016-01-01
country in West Asia
Joined Kadima — Politics — 2016-01-01
Israeli political party (2005–2015)
Died — Life — 2016-09-28
Shimon Peres died on 2016-09-28.