Saul Rosolio

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Saul Rosolio (born August 12, 1923 in Tel Aviv , † March 1992 ) was an Israeli ambassador .

Life

His parents were Dora Arlosoroff, a sister of Chaim Arlosoroff , and David Rosolio (* in Hamburg). From 1942 to 1946, Saul Rosolio was a member of the Hagana and the Jewish Settlement Police . In 1948 he joined the newly founded Mischteret Yisrael , where he was employed in various positions and quickly made a career . In 1961 he was appointed police commander in Jerusalem . Rosolio was Commander in Chief of the Israeli Police and Border Guards from 1972 to 1976 . After retiring from the police force, he became the Israeli ambassador to Mexico in 1977 . Rosolio was also accredited in El Salvador after the death of Ernesto Liebes in January 1979 . On December 11, 1979, a bomb attack was carried out on the Israeli embassy in San Salvador, whereupon it was closed. Saul Rosolio died of a myocardial infarction in 1992 .

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Who's Who, Israel, Volume 1965
  2. ^ Time , Aug. 23, 1976, The Law: Israel's Tough Cop
  3. ↑ Eric St. Johnston: One policeman's story. B. Rose, 1978, 315 pp.
personal data
SURNAME Rosolio, Saul
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Israeli ambassador
DATE OF BIRTH August 12, 1923
PLACE OF BIRTH Tel Aviv
DATE OF DEATH March 1992