Albert Mandler

Austrian-Israeli general, military leader

Albert Mandler - Austrian-Israeli general, military leader
Born

1929
96 years ago

Died

October 13th, 1973
51 years ago — 44 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Israel

Links & References

Served as a general in the Israel Defense Forces. Played significant roles in early military operations during the establishment of Israel. Held various command positions throughout a military career that contributed to the defense and development of the Israeli military strategies and infrastructure.

Served as a general in the Israel Defense Forces

Played key roles in the 1948 Arab-Israeli War

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