Dictionary of Jewish Biography. Dan Cohn-Sherbok.
GARDOSH, KARIEL — (Charles, Dosh ; 1921–2000), Israel cartoonist. He created the figure of Little Israel, a young boy who became the popular symbol of the State and its people. Dosh, as he signed himself, was born in Budapest and educated there and in Paris. He… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Kariel Gardosh — Kariel Gardos (hebräisch קריאל גרדוש, auch Gardosh, nutzt das Pseudonym: Dosh * 15. April 1921 in Budapest; † 28. Februar 2000 in Tel Aviv) war ein politischer Karikaturist für die israelischen Tageszeitungen Maariv und Jerusalem Post. Seine… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Dosh — Kariel Gardos (hebräisch קריאל גרדוש, auch Gardosh, nutzt das Pseudonym: Dosh * 15. April 1921 in Budapest; † 28. Februar 2000 in Tel Aviv) war ein politischer Karikaturist für die israelischen Tageszeitungen Maariv und Jerusalem Post. Seine… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Kariel Gardos — (hebräisch קריאל גרדוש, auch Gardosh, nutzt das Pseudonym: Dosh; * 15. April 1921 in Budapest als Karl Gardos; † 28. Februar 2000 in Tel Aviv) war ein politischer Karikaturist für die israelischen Tageszeitungen Maariv und Jerusalem… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Dosh — This article is about a musician. For the informal term related to money, see Money. For the Israeli cartoonist, see Kariel Gardosh. Dosh Origin Minneapolis, Minnesota Genres Electronic, Ambient, Indie, IDM Years active … Wikipedia
Srulik — [ right|frame|181px Typical Srulik, wearing a kova tembel, sandals and shorts, from the book, What Happened , 1964] Srulik is an illustrated character who symbolizes Israel. The character was first drawn in 1956 by the cartoonist Kariel Gardosh,… … Wikipedia
Maariv — House en la esquina Maariv en Tel Aviv Tipo Periódico diario País … Wikipedia Español
Maariv (newspaper) — Maariv is also the evening prayer service in Judaism; see Maariv for details Maariv Type Daily newspaper Format Tabloid Owner Nochi Dankner (via IDB Group)[ … Wikipedia
CARTOONISTS — Jews have exerted considerable influence on cartooning, particularly in the 20th century. In the United States, a large percentage of the creators of newspaper comic strips were Jewish, Jews played a leading role in the creation and leadership of … Encyclopedia of Judaism
