| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Levinberg |
| Name | Zalman |
| Birth year | 1909 |
| Birth place | Telshi |
| Death year | 1983 |
| Death place | Israel |
| Sex | M |
Levinberg (Lewinberg) Zalman (Salman) (1909, Telshi, Kovno Province – 1983, Israel) — political figure.
Zalman Levinberg graduated from the University of Riga. An active Beitar leader, he headed the movement’s directorate in Latvia and was a member of the World Beitar Directorate. From 1939 he lived in Eretz-Israel. During World War II he worked on mobilizing volunteers for the British Army and was one of the initiators of the Jewish underground organization Am Lochem. He was a member of the “Diaspora Center,” a Revisionist, and a participant in efforts to organize the transport of European Jews to Eretz-Israel. After the establishment of the State of Israel, he became one of the directors of the newspaper Ma’ariv.