Examples of 'benenson' in a sentence
Meaning of "benenson"
Benenson (noun) - a surname of Jewish origin
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Nice to know that someone else has interest in Benenson.
Benenson worked with friend Eric Baker.
More recently, documentary filmmakers Steve Elkins and Bill Benenson launched a search for the lost city.
Benenson has done work for a number of CEOs, nonprofits and advocacy groups.
Data scientist Fred Benenson calls this math-washing.
Benenson resigned on the grounds that Amnesty 's offices had been bugged by the British government.
Called Amnesty International… British lawyer Peter Benenson has founded a new movement to defend human rights.
Benenson traveled to Petrograd after the revolution, then on to Stockholm.
The historian Tom Buchanan traced the origins story to a radio broadcast by Peter Benenson in 1962.
The Benenson Society - Fights to help worldwide issues.
Initially appointed general secretary of AI, Benenson stood down in 1964 owing to ill health.
Benenson had an arrangement with the Bolsheviks to exchange sixty million rubles for £1.5 million sterling.
Amnesty International was founded back in 1961 by Peter Benenson.
Benenson is at first tutored privately by the poet W.H. Auden.
The following year, in 1964, Benenson enlisted the Foreign Office 's assistance in obtaining a visa to Haiti.
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Benenson had founded, alongside Amnesty, the U.K. branch of the ICJ, called Justice.
That summer, Benenson went on to co-found Amnesty International.
Peter Benenson insisted on a minimal morality when he founded Amnesty in 1961.
