Dorothy de Rothschild
Philanthropist and activist for Jewish causes
Born
Died
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in England, she dedicated life to philanthropy, particularly focusing on Jewish causes and social welfare. A prominent figure in the Jewish community, she played a significant role in supporting various charitable organizations. Involved in the establishment of the Memorial to the Jewish Martyrs in London, she also contributed to the rebuilding of Jewish life post-World War II. Her efforts extended to the establishment of the Rothschild Foundation, which focused on various global social issues. Active in several organizations, she worked tirelessly for the welfare and education of Jewish communities and contributed to essential infrastructure funding following the Holocaust.
Established the Rothschild Foundation
Founded the Memorial to the Jewish Martyrs in London
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