Avraham Harshalom

Czech-Israeli businessman (1925–2024)

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Avraham Harshalom

Born	Adam Friedberg/Fridberg (1925-02-04)4 February 1925 Pruzhany, Second Polish Republic (now Belarus)
Died	May 2024(2024-05-00) (aged 99) Israel^[1]
Nationality	Israeli, Czech
Occupation(s)	Businessman (from 1951) Army pilot (1948–1950)
Awards	Gratias Agit Award (2016)^[1]

Avraham Harshalom (born Adam Friedberg/Fridberg, 4 February 1925 – May 2024) was a Czech-Israeli businessman and a survivor of the Holocaust. Born on 4 February 1925,^[2] he died in May 2024, at the age of 99.^[3]

References

^ ^a ^b Fodor, Anna (4 May 2024). "Israeli-Czech Holocaust survivor Avraham Harshalom dies at 99". Czech Radio. Retrieved 5 May 2024.
^ Profile of Avraham Harshalom
^ V 99 letech zemřel Avraham Harshalom: přežil Osvětim, skrýval se v Praze (in Czech)

External links

Yad Vashem. The World Holocaust Remembrance Center: Avraham Harshalom-Fridberg and Family, Israel
Memory of nations: Avraham Harshalom
GRATIAS AGIT MMXVI: LIST OF LAUREATES (page 9)