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ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Premierministerin Golda Meir betont in ihrer Rede vom 22. Maerz 1971 deutlich: " Es gibt kein Zurueck zu den Grenzen von 1967". (KEYSTONE/Str)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Israeli PrimeMinister Golda Meir in an undated photo. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

Prime Minister Golda Meir of Israel delivers remarks to a news conference Tuesday night, December 1, 1971 after she arrived in Washington. She will have lunch with Secretary of State William Rogers Thursday and then meet with President Nixon. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Charles Tasnadi)

PHOTOGRAPH OF GOLDA MEIR

Photograph of Golda Meir (1898-1978) politician and the fourth Prime Minister of Israel. Photographed as Foreign Minister. Dated 1964. (KEYSTONE/World History Archive)

MIDEAST ISRAEL PRIME MINISTERS GLANCE

File - In this Wednesday, October 31, 1973 file photo, Israeli Premier Golda Meir holds a news conference at Dulles International Airport near Washington after she arrived in the United States for talks with President Richard Nixon. Israel's first and only female prime minister, she served between 1969 and 1974. (AP Photo/Charles Bennett, File)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Premierministerin Golda Meir spricht am 29. Juni 1970 vor der Knesseth ueber den neuen Nahost-Friedensplan der USA. (KEYSTONE/Str)

USA ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR 1969

Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir gestures at a news conference as she arrives for talks with President Richard M. Nixon in Washington, D.C., on February 26, 1973. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bob Daugherty) === ===

Golda Meir, Israeli Prime Minister, was elected on March 17, 1969. She came out of retirement after Levi Eshkol's unexpected death on Feb. 26, 1969. (CSU_2015_11_1647) (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Prime Minister Golda Meir of Israel during interview in Tel Aviv, September 27, 1971. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Calvert)

Golda Meir, Israeli Prime Minister. (KEYSTONE/ERICH LESSING)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir during interview for television at her Tel Aviv home, August 6, 1969. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Calvert)

FRANKREICH BESUCH GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Aussenministerin Golda Meir macht am 20. Januar 1960 anlaesslich einer Pressekonferenz in Paris, Frankreich, eine Zigaretten-Pause. Meir aeusserte sich besorgt ueber die antisemtischen Vorfaelle, die zur Zeit vielerorts in der Welt zu beobachten seien. (KEYSTONE/Str)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Premierministerin Golda Meir nimmt am 30. Mai 1969 an der jaehrlichen Zeremonie Nabi Shu'ayb am drusischen Heiligtum im von Israel eroberten Gebiet von Hittin teil. Im Hintergrund das mit Fahnen geschmueckte Grabmal des Prophete Jitros. (KEYSTONE/Str)

Israeli delegate Mrs. Golda Meir speaking at this a morning's session at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City, January 17, 1957. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

Prime Minister Golda Meir of Israel addresses the National Press Club Friday, September 26, 1969 in Washington. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Charles Tasnadi)

PHOTOGRAPH OF GOLDA MEIR

Photograph of Golda Meir (1898-1978) politician and the fourth Prime Minister of Israel. Photographed as Foreign Minister. Dated 1964. (KEYSTONE/World History Archive)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Golda Meir Prime Minister of Israel, Sept. 29, 1969. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

Prime Minister Golda Meir of Israel discusses her meeting with President Nixon during a Washington news conferenceDec. 3, 1071. Mrs. Meir's visit concerned a request for defense needs of Israel, including U.S. - built jet fighter-bombers. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Shown in photo is Mrs. Golda Meir of Israel shown in March 1969. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Die ehemalige Premierministerin von Israel, Golda Meir, haelt mit erhobenem Zeigfinger eine Rede, undatierte Aufnahme. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Penny Tweedie)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Golda Meir, then Prime Minister of Israel, lighting a cigarette, around 1969. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Kahana) === , ===

Meir, Golda (G. Mayerson) 3.5.1898 - 8.12.1978, Politikerin, Ministerpraesident v. Israel 1969 - 1974 (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/Mary Hadar)

Golda Meir, Prime Minister of Israel, is shown as a young girl in Milwaukee, Wisconsin circa 1915. Meir was born Golda Mabovitch. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

USA RICHARD NIXON

Richard Nixon, Praesident der USA, rechts, empfaengt am 6. November 1973 im Weissen Haus in Washington die israelische Ministerpraesidentin Golda Meir. (KEYSTONE/Str)

Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir and President Richard Nixon meet with the press in the Roosevelt Room of the White House. Sept. 26, 1969. (CSU_ALPHA_520) CSU Archives/Everett Collection (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/)

GROSSBRITANNIEN WILLY BRANDT GOLDA MEIR HAROLD WILSON

Der deutsche Bundeskanzler Willy Brandt, rechts, Golda Meir, Ministerpraesidentin von Israel, Mitte, und der britische Premier Harold Wilson, links, teilen in der Mittagspause einen Witz anlaesslich der Zusammenkunft der Sozialistischen Internationalen in London vom 16. Juni 1969. (KEYSTONE/Str)

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ISRAEL.GOLDA MEIR VISITS SINAI

ISRAEL. Prime Minister Golda MEIR, and Chief of Staff Haim BAR Lev, shown here in an Israeli Air Force helicopter flying to the Sinaii. 1970. (KEYSTONE/MAGNUM PHOTOS/Micha Bar Am)

Meeting of the Socialist International,Vienna 1957: Israeli Prime Minister Mrs.Golda Meir. Vienna,1957 (KEYSTONE/ERICH LESSING)

Prime Minister Golda Meir of Israel tells an airport newsconference Tuesday night, November 30, 1971 she is worried about the possibility shooting might start again in the Middle East, but she is not concerned about the outcome of a new war. She arrived at nearby Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland and is scheduled to meet with President Nixon Thursday. At right is the Israeli Flag. (AP Photo/Charles Tasnadi) (KEYSTONE/AP/Charles Tasnadi)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, right, talks with her Defense Minister Moshe Dayan before making her major policy statement to Israel's Parliament in Israel on July 26, 1972. (AP Photo)

Prime Minister Golda Meir of Israel, in California for a two-day visit, is introduced by California Gov. Ronald Reagan at a banquet in her honor in Los Angeles, Oct. 1, 1969. Attending were prominent members of the Jewish community, business leaders and government officials. (AP Photo/Harold P. Matosian)

President Nixon Henry Kissinger and Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir meeting in the Oval Office. March 1 1973. (KEYSTONE/Everett Collection/)

FILE - In this Feb. 27, 1974, file photo taken by Max Nash, U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, right, and Premier Golda Meir smile as they meet in Jerusalem. Nash, who covered the conflicts in Southeast Asia and the Middle East and helped nurture a new generation of female photojournalists during more than 40 years with The Associated Press, died Friday, Sept. 28, 2018, after collapsing at home. He was 77. (AP Photo/Max Nash, File)

USA BESUCH MEIR FORD 1976

Golda Meir, Premierministerin von Israel, spricht mit dem amerikanischen Praesidenten Gerald Ford, bei einem Treffen im Weissen Haus in Washington, am 19. Mai 1976. (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP/Str) === , ===

THE OVAL OFFICE : JIMMY CARTER, WITH ISRAELI FORMER PRIME MINISTER GOLDA MEIR 1977

The Oval Office : Jimmy Carter, with Israeli former Prime Minister Golda Meir 1977.To president Carter's left is Zbigniew Brzezi?ski, United States National Security Advisor to President Jimmy Carter. (KEYSTONE/World History Archive)

MEIR ARRIVES IN PHILLY

Sara Caine, 11, left, and I.B. Enioff, 17, right, present a bible to Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, after her arrival at Philadelphia's International Airport, Sept. 24, 1969. At extreme right is Philadelphia's Mayor James H.J. Tate. (AP Photo)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR 1969

Golda Meir, Prime Minister of Israel, is interviewed at the time of the burning of the El-Aqsa Mosque, August 21, 1969. An ultraorthodox extremist set fire to the well known mosque in the old city of Jerusalem. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/Werner Breun) === , ===

MEIR ARRIVES IN PHILLY

Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir reaches for the hands of mostly children after arriving at Philadelphia's International Airport, Sept. 24, 1969. She is en route to Washington for talks with President Nixon. (AP Photo)

GOLDA MEIR (1898-1978), ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER. ARTIST: UNKNOWN

Golda Meir (1898-1978), Israeli Prime Minister. (KEYSTONE/HERITAGE IMAGES/JEWISH CHRONICLE)

MEIR ARRIVES IN NEW YORK

Israeli Premier Golda Meir crosses New York's Kennedy Airport to a speakers stand on her arrival, Sept. 29, 1969, where she was welcomed by a crowd of about 2,000 persons, mostly children. New York Mayor John Lindsay and his wife Mary, right, follow behind her. She waved to the children, who responded by waving Israeli flags and signs of encouragement. (AP Photo/Ray Howard)

Meir, Golda 3.5.1898 - 8.12.1978, israel. Premierministerin (1969 - 1974), Aufnahme vom 12. Kongress der Sozialistischen Internationale, 1972 im Konzerthaus, Wien, mit anderen teilnehmern zuhoerend, nachdenklich, (KEYSTONE/INTERFOTO/Schinkel)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Members of Israel's Knesset vote Tuesday, December 29, 1970 in favor of the Cabinet decision to return to the United Nations Middle East peace talks with Egypt and Jordan. Some of those identifiable clockwise from defense Minister Moshe Dayan wearing eye patch are justice Minister Yaaqov Shapiro, Defense Minister; Golda Meir; Deputy Premier Yigal Allon; Information Minister Israel Gallille; Foreign Minister Abba Eban and Finance Minister Pinhas Shapiro, foreground. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

GROSSBRITANNIEN HAROLD WILSON

London: Israeli's 71 year old grand mothe Premier, Mrs Golda Meir chats with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson before their lunch at 10 Downing Street...17 June 1969 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Israel's New Prime Minister Mrs. Golda Meir, half hidden by microphones, holds her first press conference since being chosen Prime Minister, in Jerusalem, Israel on March 18, 1969. In the press conference she asked Arab leaders "are you prepared to live in peace with Israel?". (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

President Zalman Shazar calls for a toast for Mrs. Golda Meir in Jerusalem, Israel on March 11, 1969 after asking the 70-year old former foreign minister to form a new government. Mrs. Meir was chosen by ruling labour party for Prime Minister. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Mrs. Golda Meir newly elected Israeli prime Minister, March 7, 1969. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Calvert)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Mrs. Golda Meir newly elected Israeli prime Minister, March 7, 1969. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Calvert)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Mrs. Golda Meir newly elected Israeli prime Minister, March 7, 1969. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Calvert)

ISRAEL TERRORANSCHLAG SWISSAIR 1970

Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, centre, and mourners at the funeral of the Israeli victims of the crash of the Swissair plane Coronado CV-990 in Jerusalem, Israel, recorded in March 1970. 21 February 1970 - shortly after take-off - a bomb set by Palestinian terrorists exploded in the cargo hold. The captain tried to fly back to Kloten airport after the detonation, but the plane crashed into a forest near Wuerenlingen. The 38 passengers and the 9 crew members died in the crash. (KEYSTONE/Str) Die Ministerpraesidentin Israels, Golda Meir, Mitte, und Trauergaeste bei der Beerdigung der israelischen Opfer des Absturzes des Swissairflugzeuges Coronado CV-990 in Jerusalem, Israel, aufgenommen im Maerz 1970. Am 21. Februar 1970 explodierte - kurz nach dem Start - im Frachtraum eine Bombe, die von palaestinensischen Terroristen gelegt worden war. Der Captain versuchte nach der Detonation zum Flughafen Kloten zurueckzufliegen, die Maschine stuerzte jedoch bei Wuerenlingen in einen Wald ab. Die 38 Passagiere und die 9 Besatzungsmitglieder kamen bei dem Absturz ums Leben. (KEYSTONE/Str)

Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir stands at the podium, right, as she addresses the crowd in front of Philadelphia's famed Independence Hall during her visit to the Quaker City before going on to Washington for a conference with President Nixon, Sept. 24, 1969. (AP Photo)

FRANKREICH BESUCH GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Aussenministerin Golda Meir, rechts, spricht am 24. Februar 1958 anlaesslich einer Pressekonferenz in Paris, Frankreich, begleitet von dem israelischen Diplomaten in Paris, Jacob Tsur, links, ueber die neue politische Buendnis-Lage im Nahen Osten. (KEYSTONE/Str)

FRANKREICH BESUCH GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Aussenministerin Golda Meir, Mitte, gibt am 15. Maerz 1965, zusammen mit dem israelischen Botschafter in Frankreich, Walter Eytan, eine Pressekonferenz auf dem Flughafen von Orly bei Paris. (KEYSTONE/Str)

GROSSBRITANNIEN BESUCH GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Aussenministerin Golda Meir, links, trifft am 11. August 1958 in London zu diplomatischen Gespraechen ein und wird von ihrem britischen Amtskollegen Selwyn Lloyd empfangen. (KEYSTONE/Str)

SYRIEN GOLANHOEHEN GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Premierministerin Golda Meir ueberschaut am 18. Oktober 1971 von einem Aussenposten auf den besetzten Golanhoehen die Landschaft von Syrien. Links von Golda Meier ist Generalstabschef der israelischen Streitkraefte Chaim Bar-Lev zu erkennen. (KEYSTONE/Str)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR PIERRE-EUGENE GILBERT

Die israelische Aussenministerin Golda Meir, Mitte, und der grossgewachsene franzoesische Diplomat Pierre-Eugene Gilbert, links neben ihr, nehmen am 8. April 1958 zur Ehrung von Pierre-Eugene Gilbert an einer Baumpflanzungs-Aktion in den Huegeln von Galilea teil. (KEYSTONE/Str)

GROSSBRITANNIEN BESUCH GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Premierministerin Golda Meir, links, trifft am 12. November 1973 an der Downing Street 10 in London mit Prime Minister Edward Heath, rechts, zu Gespraechen zusammen. (KEYSTONE/Str)

ISRAEL TRAUERFEIER LEVI ESCHKOL

Die israelische Aussenministerin und Nachfolgerin im Amt Golda Meir, Mitte rechts, nimmt am 3. Maerz 1969 zusammen mit Vertretern der Knesseth an der feierlichen Beisetzung des dritten israelischen Ministerpraesidenten Levi Eschkol auf dem Friedhof am Berg Hertzl teil. (KEYSTONE/Str)

USA BESUCH GOLDA MEIR

US-Praesident Richard Nixon trifft am 18. September 1970 mit der israelischen Premierministerin Golda Meir bei ihrem Besuch in Washington, USA, im Weissen Haus zu Gesprachen zusammen. (KEYSTONE/Str)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR KURT WALDHEIM

UNO-Generalsekretaer Kurt Waldheim, trifft bei seiner Reise durch den Mittleren Osten am 4. September 1973 in Israel mit der israelischen Premierministerin Golda Meir zu Gespraechen zusammen. (KEYSTONE/Str)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Aud dem Flughafen LOD bei Tel Aviv in Isreal heisst am 5. November 1971 die israelische Premierministerin Golda Meir im hellen Kleid die Staatschefs von vier afrikanischen Staaten zu Verhandlungen ueber ein neues Friedensabkommen im Nahen Osten willkommen. Angereist sind von links nach rechts General Yakubu Gowon aus Nigeria, El Hadj Amadou Sall aus Kamerun, Praesident Leopold Senghor aus Senegal, Israels Praesident Salman Schasar, die israelische Premierministerin Golda Meir, Liberias Botschafter Jerome Yancy und der israelische Aussenminister Abba Eban. (KEYSTONE/Str)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Premierministerin Golda Meir durchschneidet am 11. April 1970 zusammen mit Angestellten des Flugzeugbauers auf dem Produktionsgelaende nahe der Stadt Lod bei Tel Aviv das Band anlaesslich des ersten in Israel fertiggestellten Transportflugzeuges mit Namen "Arva". (KEYSTONE/Str)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Aussenministerin Golda Meir, besichtigt am 18. Dezember 1959 im Hafen von Haifa, Israel, das erste U-Boot der israelischen Streitkraefte mit Namen "Tanin", was soviel bedeute wie "Krokodil". (KEYSTONE/Str)

ISRAEL GOLDA MEIR

Die israelische Premierministerin Golda Meir wirft bei den Wahlen vom 21. Februar 1974 ohne viel Hoffnung ihre Stimme in die Urne. Bereits am 11. April desselben Jahres erklaert Meier nach einer Reihe schwerer Regierungskrisen ihren Ruecktritt. (KEYSTONE/Str)