Moshe Geberer was born in New York City on September 29, 1920 to Avraham Dov and Menucha. His service in the American Army in WW II included 2 years in Alaska; he attained the rank of Sergeant. He was an active member of a number of Zionist youth organizations. He spent considerable time on an agricultural training farm in the winter of 1946-47.
Moshe came on aliya in July 1947 and worked in the Youth Department of the Jewish Agency, translating material from English to Hebrew. He had a disabled son, Harold.
He was killed on May 17, 1948 by a sniper's bullet while scouting to capture the Jerusalem railroad station. He was reinterred on Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem in 1950.
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