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Prime Minister Levi Eshkol and Deputy Mi...
Prime Minister of France Georges Pompido...
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British diplomat Pierson Dixon and his w...
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Baron Alain de Rothschild presenting the...
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol and Deputy Minister Shimon Peres with French Minister of Agriculture Edgard Pisani, at the Institute for Agricultural Research near Paris, July 6, '64.
Prime Minister of France Georges Pompidou taking his leave of Prime Minister Levi Eshkol. To the left is Deputy Minister of Defense Shimon Peres. Paris, June 29, '64.
The Prime Minister and his wife Miriam Eshkol at a meeting with UNESCO Director-General René Maheu at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, June 30, '64.
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol at a meeting with Prime Minister of Turkey İsmet İnönü during a visit to France, July 1, '64.
Former French Prime Minister Maurice Bourgès-Maunoury greeting Miriam Eshkol during a reception in Paris, July 1, '64.
British diplomat Pierson Dixon and his wife being received by the Prime Minister and Miriam Eshkol at a reception during their stay in Paris. To the left of Miriam Eshkol is the wife of ambassador Walter Eytan and deputy minister Shimon Peres, July 2, '64.
Meeting of the Prime Minister and his wife Miriam Eshkol with the Prime Minister of Dahomey Justin Ahomadégbé-Tomêtin during their visit to Paris, July 3, '64.
Baron Alain de Rothschild presenting the Prime Minister with the original declaration granting equal rights to Jews in France in 1791, during a visit to the central synagogue for French and Algerian Jews, in Paris, July 8, '64.
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Prime Minister Levi Eshkol and Deputy Minister Shimon Peres with French Minister of Agriculture Edgard Pisani, at the Institute for Agricultural Research near Paris, July 6, '64. Read More
credits: Fritz Cohen, Photographer of the Israeli Government Press Office
Prime Minister of France Georges Pompidou taking his leave of Prime Minister Levi Eshkol. To the left is Deputy Minister of Defense Shimon Peres. Paris, June 29, '64. Read More
credits: Fritz Cohen, Photographer of the Israeli Government Press Office
The Prime Minister and his wife Miriam Eshkol at a meeting with UNESCO Director-General René Maheu at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, June 30, '64. Read More
credits: Fritz Cohen, Photographer of the Israeli Government Press Office
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol at a meeting with Prime Minister of Turkey İsmet İnönü during a visit to France, July 1, '64. Read More
credits: Fritz Cohen, Photographer of the Israeli Government Press Office
Former French Prime Minister Maurice Bourgès-Maunoury greeting Miriam Eshkol during a reception in Paris, July 1, '64. Read More
credits: Fritz Cohen, Photographer of the Israeli Government Press Office
British diplomat Pierson Dixon and his wife being received by the Prime Minister and Miriam Eshkol at a reception during their stay in Paris. To the left of Miriam Eshkol is the wife of ambassador Walter Eytan and deputy minister Shimon Peres, July 2, '64. Read More
credits: Fritz Cohen, Photographer of the Israeli Government Press Office
Meeting of the Prime Minister and his wife Miriam Eshkol with the Prime Minister of Dahomey Justin Ahomadégbé-Tomêtin during their visit to Paris, July 3, '64. Read More
credits: Fritz Cohen, Photographer of the Israeli Government Press Office
Baron Alain de Rothschild presenting the Prime Minister with the original declaration granting equal rights to Jews in France in 1791, during a visit to the central synagogue for French and Algerian Jews, in Paris, July 8, '64. Read More
credits: Fritz Cohen, Photographer of the Israeli Government Press Office
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