אביבי Argens Avivi, Eli
Birth Name | אביבי Argens Avivi, Eli [1a] [1b] |
Birth Name | Argens, Eli |
Also Known As | אביבי, אלי |
Call Name | אלי |
Gender | male |
Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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Birth | 1930 | Eli Avivi was born in Iran |
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Aliyah | 1931 | Eli Avivi's family left Iran |
Event Note Eli Avivi's family moved to Tel Aviv תל אביב, where he grew up. |
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Military Service | 1946 | פלמ"ח פלוגות מחץ Palmach, הגנה |
Event Note In 1944, Eli Avivi, age 13 years, left home, and at age 15, he joined the Palmach פלמ"ח. |
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Military Service | הכשרת נווה ים Hakhsharat Neve Yam, קיבוץ נווה ים, חוף הכרמל, חיפה, ישראל |
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Military Service | 1946 | פלי“ם Palyam פלוגת הים, פלמ”ח, הגנה |
Event Note
Eli Avivi cites “After the war I decided to see something more of the world and I worked on fishing boats in the Mediterranean and then in the North Sea. Later I sailed on bigger ships to Iceland, Greenland and Norway." |
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Residence | 1952 | אכזיב Achziv الزيب Az-Zib | Eli Avivi rented and rennovated two houses, and made it into a museum displaying the history of Achziv from Biblical times |
Event Note
In 1971, Eli Avivi declared the Medinat Achziv מדינת אכזיב, protesting against the decision to make Achziv אכזיב a national park, which he felt would destroy the wild and beautiful character of this place. |
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Marriage | Eli Avivi married Rina |
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Web Links
Type | Link/ Description | |
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1 | Web Search | Avivi Eli, from the Palmach Information Center |
2 | Web Search | אביבי אלי, from הפלמ"ח |
3 | Web Home | אלי אביבי, from ויקיפדיה |
Source References
Pedigree
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