Dvora Omer facts for kids
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Dvora Omer
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| Born | Dvora Mosenzon October 9, 1932 Kibbutz Ma'oz Haim, Palestine Mandate |
| Died | May 2, 2013 (aged 80) Kfar Ma'as, Israel |
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| Spouse | Shmuel Omer; 3 children |
Dvora Omer (Hebrew: דבורה עומר) was a famous Israeli author. She was born on October 9, 1932, and passed away on May 2, 2013. Dvora Omer wrote many popular books, especially for young people. Her stories often showed what life was like in Israel as the country was growing.
Her Life Story
Dvora Mosenzon was born in 1932. Her birthplace was Kibbutz Ma'oz Haim. This was in a place called Mandatory Palestine at the time. Her parents separated when she was young.
A sad event happened when Dvora was just 11 years old. Her mother died in an accident. This happened during training with the Hagana. The Hagana was a group that acted like an army before Israel became a country.
Dvora's father, Moshe Mosenzon, was a newspaper editor. He was also part of the Jewish Brigade. This was a special group of Jewish soldiers who fought in World War II. While her father was away, Dvora was raised by the kibbutz community. A kibbutz is a special type of community in Israel where people live and work together.
Dvora married Shmuel Omer. They had three children together.
Her Writing Journey
Dvora Omer started writing when she was a teacher. She loved to tell stories. She wrote many books that showed how the country of Israel was developing. Her stories also reflected the culture of Israel.
Most of her books were written for young adults. These books became very popular. They have been translated into many different languages. This means children all over the world could read her stories.
Dvora Omer passed away on May 2, 2013. She was 80 years old at the time. She died in a place called Kfar Ma'as in Israel.
What She Achieved
Dvora Omer received several important awards for her writing. These awards recognized her great contributions to literature.
- In 1968, she won the Lamdan Prize. This award is given for children's literature.
- In 1979, she received the Prime Minister's Prize for Hebrew Literary Works. This is a special award for writers of Hebrew books.
- In 2006, she was given the Israel Prize. This is one of the highest honors in Israel. She received it for her lifetime achievements. It also recognized her special contributions to society and the State of Israel.
See also
In Spanish: Dvora Omer para niños
