Background
Stanley Irving Batkin was born on October 18, 1914, in New York, United States. He was the son of Hyman and Bertha (Tenzer) Batkin.
1974
Israel
Israel Prize
New York, United States
New York Universuty
Brooklyn, New York, United States
James Madison High School
New York, United States
Beth El Synagogue Center
New York, United States
Jewish Museum
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Rehovot, Israel
Weizmann Institute of Science
Jerusalem, Israel
Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design
New York, United States
Yeshiva University Museum
Jerusalem, Israel
Bible Lands Museum
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Stanley Irving Batkin was born on October 18, 1914, in New York, United States. He was the son of Hyman and Bertha (Tenzer) Batkin.
Stanley Batkin was an alumnus of James Madison High School. He graduated from New York University.
Stanley Batkin was a general manager, 1951-1963 and president, 1963-1987 of the Universal Folding Box Company. He was a chairman of the building committee, since 1966 of the Beth El Synagogue, New Rochelle, also a trustee and honorary president Beth El Synagogue-Center.
Stanley Batkin was a board of Governors of Jewish Museum, New York City, since 1973, American Friends of Boystown, Jerusalem, since 1978. He was a trustee of American Friends of Tel Aviv Museum, since 1978, vice president, 1979. He was a member board of directors of Jewish Genealogical Society, 1978-1985, treasurer, 1979-1985.
Stanley Batkin was a president and trustee of American Friends of the Bible Lands Museum, Jerusalem, 1988.
Stanley Irving Batkin was the family genealogist, publishing volumes of the Tenzer family and the Batkin family genealogies.
Stanley Irving Batkin was devoted to philanthropy and was deeply active in many organizations, mostly related to Israeli and Jewish causes.