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Jeonathan Prato archive

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Prato, Jeonathan, 1913-2006 (Creator of the archive)
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יהונתן פרטו (2006-1913), עורך דין ודיפלומט במשרד החוץ הישראלי. כיהן כשגריר בקוסטה ריקה, ניקרגואה והונדורס. הארכיון כולל מסמכים, התכתבות ויומנים, העוסקים בפעילותו של פרטו במשרד החוץ הישראלי.

Reference Code
ARC. 4* 1824
Dates
1935-1996
Consists of
0.45 m..
Languages
Hebrew; English; ita; Spanish ;
Description
In the archive mainly documents and letters concerning his activity in the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Includes three series: 1. Documents 2. Correspondence 3. Work diaries
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Jeonathan Prato archive.
Additional Titles כותרת בעברית: ארכיון יהונתן פרטו.
Archive of Jeonathan Prato.
Citation Note ARC. 4* 1824, Jeonathan Prato archive, Archives Department, National Library of Israel, Jerusalem
Host Item Jeonathan Prato archive.
Level of Description Fonds Record
Biographical summary Florence 1913-Jerusalem 5.1.2006. Lawyer and diplomat in the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1949-1978). Ambassador in Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras (1969-1973) and Director of the Church Relations Division (1973-1978).
Ownership history Delivered on 16-11-2006 and 22-11-2006, by the son David Shmuel, through Angelo Piattelli.
Language Note The archive is in Italian, Hebrew, English and Spanish.
National Library system number 990026018730205171

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