 | Richard Amdur - Biography & Autobiography - 1990 - 132 pages
One of the most respected women of her time, she was an American-Jewish housewife who, as Prime Minister of Israel, struggled to create a secure homeland for her people. | |
 | Jean F. Blashfield - Israel - 2011 - 118 pages
Women leaders of the twentieth and twenty first centuries have powerfully influenced the course of major political events and have spearheaded social change on an international ... | |
 | Iris Noble - Israel - 1972 - 200 pages
Relates the history of a new nation and the service of one of its first citizens who rose from an almond picker to national leader. | |
 | Menahem Meir - Prime ministers - 1983 - 304 pages
A portrait of Israel's former Prime Minister Golda Meir by her musician son, detailing her political and personal challenges. | |
 | Ann Atkins - Biography & Autobiography - 2015 - 301 pages
As a child prodigy in principles, Golda Meir has a repertoire of noble rebellion throughout her life from Midwest America to the Middle East. This resolve will bring equal pay ... | |
 | Ralph G. Martin - Prime ministers - 1988 - 464 pages
The author concentrates on Golda Meir's romantic side as he traces her life, from her impoverished childhood in the 1890s in Russia to her new life in Palestine in the 1940s. | |
 | Elinor Burkett - Biography & Autobiography - 2008 - 499 pages
Published to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the nation's founding, "Golda" is an absorbing biography that brings into focus the life of one of the original founders of ... | |
 | Peggy Mann - Women prime ministers - 1971 - 294 pages
Golda Meir was Israel's first Minister to Russia, first Minister of Labor, Foreign Minister, and Prime Minister. Born in Russia during the time of the Cossacks and Pogroms, she ... | |
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