Background
Sanbar, Moshe Gustav was born on March 29, 1929 in Kecskemet, Hungary. Son of Salo Salomon and Margit (Klausner) Sandberg. arrived in Israel, 1948.
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- My longest year;: In the Hungarian Labour Service and in the Nazi camps (114 pages. Illustrated.)
Moshe Gustav Sanbar
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Master of Arts in Economics, Hebrew U., Jerusalem, 1953.
Career
Project manager, Israel Institute for Social Research, Jerusalem, 1951-1958;
economics advisor, Ministry of Finance, Jerusalem, 1958-1963;
head of budget department, Ministry of Finance, Jerusalem, 1963-1968;
chairman industrial development, Bank of Israel, Tel Aviv, 1968-1971;
governor, Bank of Israel, Jerusalem, 1971-1976;
chairman, Bank Leumi Le'Israel, Tel Aviv, 1988-1995;
independent economics advisor, arbitrator, Tel Aviv, since 1995. Finance advisor Eisenberg Group of Companies, 1996. Board directors Fairchild Corporation, New York City.
Treasurer Claims Conference Against Germany, since 1992.
Achievements
Works
book
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My longest year;: In the Hungarian Labour Service and in the Nazi camps
(114 pages. Illustrated.)
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My longest year;: In the Hungarian Labour Service and in the Nazi camps
Membership
Chairman Arab Refugee Rehabilitation Trust, Tel Aviv, 1968-1992, Habima National Theatre, Tel Aviv, 1969-1982, Janco-Dada Museum of Modern Art, Ein-Hod, Israel, since 1982, Holocuast Survivors in Israel, Jerusalem, since 1987. President International Chamber of Commerce, Israel, since 1992. Board member International Chamber of Commerce, Paris, since 1997.
Member International Chamber of Commerce Israel (president since 1992).
Connections
Married Bracha Berta Rabinovich, November 1, 1951. Children: Shlomit, Nava.
