Salzinger, Moshe
Son of Shraga and Tzipora. Born on July 28, 1952 in Tel Aviv, he studied at the elementary school of Ahad Ha’am in Tel Aviv and continued his studies at the Ironi Ziv High School in Jaffa, and was soon discovered as a talented and gifted student, His main interest was in the real studies, but he also achieved very high grades in other subjects, as well as his participation in the Bible Quiz for Youth. Moshe was active in the “Youth for Youth” association and in this framework he taught at the Jaffa Town Club. He also participated in an official delegation of youth from abroad. His parents had a good son, attentive and quiet. To his teachers, he looked like a boy to Madden, serious and serious. But his friends also knew the other side of him – he was a mischievous, cheerful, lively young man. Was one of the party organizers at the school and one of their outstanding stars. Enjoys giving his voice in the song even before the public. It was only natural that Moshe Baruch-Talent would continue his studies at a high school. He enrolled in the academic reserve, completed his basic training, took a basic training course and moved to Haifa to study electrical engineering at the Technion, where he achieved many achievements. Moshe decided to be a pilot in the air force, but was disqualified because of his vision, so he chose to work as an engineer in some army framework, but he did not receive the IDF uniform for many days. In a preparatory camp for an officers’ course – on October 15, 1974, he fell while serving. He was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Kiryat Shaul. Survived by his parents and sister. Moshe’s commander wrote in his memory: “Moshe was a member of all the soldiers and never got into a quarrel or a quarrel, because his character was Luther, not to argue, to volunteer and do for everyone. The training he underwent was short and limited, but the knowledge he acquired during his training was used when needed as a veteran commander and a master of experience, as a good commander in his quiet temperament, as a soldier trained in operational activity and a good assistant to all my husband The profession has never tried to stand out above the average, but it has always done above and beyond what is required. “
