Michael Schor

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Michael Schor
מיכאל שור
Odessa, Soviet Union
DiedSeptember 26, 2011
NationalityIsrael Israeli
Occupationscientist

Michael Schor (Hebrew: מיכאל שור; 25 December 1920 – 26 September 2011) was an Israeli

Israel Military Industries (IMI), and was twice the recipient of the Israel Defense Prize
.

Biography

Schor was born in

Israel Military Industries, a position which he maintained until 1989. Afterwards he was a chairman in the IMI during the years 1990–1991. After his retirement, Schor was awarded the 1991 Israel Defense Prize
for lifetime achievement.

In 1985, Schor was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science from the

Technion
for his unique contribution to the development of the military industries in the field of engineering, management and economics, and in recognition for his part in the strengthening of the Israeli defense establishment.

Married Gabriela and the two share 4 children. Their third child, Arik Schor, was the CEO of Tnuva.

Schor died in 2011 at the age of 91.[2]

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