Alexander Sauber

Alexander Sauber (1903 - 1961) was an Israeli journalist native of Zakarpattia Oblast. Sauber was the publisher and the contributing editor of the newspaper "Iton Meyuhad".

Childhood

Sauber was born in the city Mukachevo, that there was then part of the kingdom of Hungary, son of Shmuel Sauber and Gitl Shtrnbh. By the year of 1933 rose to Israel, in spite of its being new immigrant, the Hebrew was fluent in his mouth by right of his instructions in the gymnasium the Hebrew that in Mukachevo .

Journalistic

"Aitwn Miwhd" business in the crime and in the gossip on lives of the people in the country Israel. Most of the weekly journal wrote Sauber under different names. Headings of Saobr there were exception, sensational, and in the strung. Sauber there was an editor in the newspaper Új Kelet .sauber promised his aide Judea Edelstein that the date in the newspaper will be Hebrew date only. As editor, Sauber strove not to deal in the foreign policy, and in each days of "special newspaper " never there was not a story has a political shade. The things they changed slightly after founding of the state, and not once Sauber attacked people Mapai that in the authority.

"Yedioth Ahronoth"

By the year of 1948, when occurs the division in "Yedioth Ahronoth" and arises "Ma'Ariv", Judea Mozs doorway in the expedited enlistment of reporters and in them Sauber, that worked in last information until his death. During his activity, was correspondent is relevant sentence, and inaugurated young reporters and in them Ram Oren, Shimon Schiffer, and Solomon Nakdimon. Notwithstanding that many to write on scandalous, never was served to the institutions of the reporters every complaint against him.

Zionist

When established Abba Ahimeir, Uri Zvi Greenberg and Dr. Yehusha Yibin "Brit HaBirionim", joined also Sauber to the party. In spite of that he was Revisionist Sauber there was proud his son Michael Sauber, that numbers with builders of Kibbutz Sde Boker. In the time of 1948 Arab-Israeli War participated in the delegation to the purchase of weapon to Czechoslovakia .