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While employed at the State School, Isaacs had his first experience of the law, as an unsuccessful litigant in an 1875 County Court case. He disputed a payment arrangement with the headmaster of his school, resigning as part of the dispute. After returning to teaching, now back at the Grammar School,
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attributed this failure to "a plot discreditable to all engaged in it" and thought that this antagonizing and humiliating snub sharpened Isaacs's "tendency to minute technical criticism ... so as to bring him not infrequently into collision" with the committee. Isaacs had many reservations about the
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in his first year and winning many academic prizes. In his second year he was employed part-time as an assistant teacher at the school, and took up after school tutoring of fellow students. In September 1870, when Isaacs was just 15 years old, he passed his examination as a pupil teacher and taught
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Isaacs said "the Zionist movement as a whole...now places its own unwarranted interpretation on the Balfour Declaration, and makes demands that are arousing the antagonism of the Muslim world of nearly 400 millions, thereby menacing the safety of our Empire, endangering world peace and imperiling
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Isaacs married Deborah "Daisy" Jacobs, daughter of a tobacco merchant, at her parents' home in St Kilda on 18 July 1888. They had two daughters, one born in 1890 and the other in 1892. The daughters were Marjorie Isaacs Cohen who died in 1968 and was survived by a son (Thomas B. Cohen), and Nancy
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Isaacs's appointment was announced in December 1930, and he was sworn in on 22 January 1931. He was the first Australian-born governor-general. Thus Isaacs agreed to a reduction in salary and conducted the office with great frugality. He gave up his official residences in Sydney and Melbourne and
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An obstruction to the consent of the Arabs to the peaceful and prosperous settlement in Palestine of hundreds of thousands of suffering European Jews, the victims of Nazi atrocities; and provocative of Muslim antagonism within and beyond the Empire, and consequently a danger to its integrity and
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Isaacs was 81 when his term ended in 1936, but his public life was far from over. He remained active in various causes for another decade and wrote frequently on matters of constitutional law. In the 1940s he became embroiled in controversy with the Jewish community both in Australia and
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Inconsistent in demanding on one hand, on a basis of a separate Jewish nationality everywhere Jews are found, Jewish domination in Palestine, and at the same time claiming complete Jewish equality elsewhere than in Palestine, on the basis of a nationality common to the citizens of every
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from May 1892 until May 1893 and between June 1893 and May 1901. In 1893 he became Solicitor-General in the Patterson ministry. From 1894 to 1899 he was Attorney-General in the Turner ministry, and served as acting Premier on some occasions. In 1897 he was elected to the
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some of the most sacred associations of the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim faiths. Besides their inherent injustice to others these demands would, I believe, seriously and detrimentally affect the general position of Jews throughout the world".
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Shortly after Isaacs became Chief Justice, the office of governor-general fell vacant and, after Cabinet discussion, Scullin offered the post to Isaacs. Although the proposal was supposed to be confidential until communicated to
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government. He was one of a group of backbenchers pushing for more radical policies and he earned the dislike of many of his colleagues through what they saw as his aloofness and rather self-righteous attitude to politics.
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As a child Isaacs became fluent in Russian, which his parents spoke frequently, as well as English and some German. Isaacs later gained varying degrees of proficiency in Italian, French, Greek, Hindustani and Chinese.
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Isaacs opposed Zionism partly because he disliked nationalism of all kinds and saw Zionism as a form of Jewish national chauvinismβ€”and partly because he saw the Zionist agitation in Palestine as disloyalty to the
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Unwarranted by the Balfour Declaration, the Mandate, or any other right; contrary to Zionist assurances to Britain and to the Arabs and in present conditions unjust to other Palestinians politically and to other
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In his later years, Isaacs became embroiled in legal battles with Edna Davis, the wife of his brother John. He forced her out of the family home, reclaimed her wedding ring, and finally had her declared a
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was opposed to the idea but eventually consented, and Isaacs took office in January 1931 as the first Australian-born holder of the office. He was the first governor-general to live full-time at
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Sir Isaac Isaacs, Contribution and significance of an individual in the 1930s, Australia between the wars: 1930s, History Year 9, NSW | Online Education Home Schooling Skwirk Australia
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in 1946, he wrote that "the honour of Jews throughout the world demands the renunciation of political Zionism". Isaacs's main objections to Political Zionism were:
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Waugh, John (2011). "An Australian in the Palace of the King-Emperor: James Scullin, George V and the Appointment of the First Australian-Born Governor-General".
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Julius Stone, "Stand up and be counted!" An open letter to the Rt Hon Sir Isaac Isaacs on the occasion of the 26th anniversary of the Jewish National Home, 1944.
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An appeal for a greater Australia : the nation must itself take power for its post-war reconstruction; the constitutional issue stated; dynamic democracy
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reached England, Australia became a very popular destination and the Isaacs decided to emigrate. By 1854 they had saved enough for the fare, departing from
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appointed Isaacs Attorney-General in 1905 but he was a difficult colleague and in 1906 Deakin was keen to get him out of politics by appointing him to the
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in April 1932. His term as governor-general concluded on 23 January 1936, and he retired to Victoria. In 1937, he was further honoured with the award of
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at the school from then until 1873. Isaacs was next employed as an assistant teacher at the Beechworth State School, the successor to the Common school.
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Lee, Godfrey S. (1985). "The battle of the scholars: the debate between Sir Isaac Isaacs and Julius Stone over Zionism during World War II".
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in the outer southern suburbs of Melbourne. At a redistribution in November 1968, the electorate was abolished and a separate
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of 1928 for his service on the High Court. Isaacs is one of only eight justices of the High Court to have served in the
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Palestine : peace and prosperity or war and destruction? Political Zionism : undemocratic, unjust, dangerous
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in June 1854 and arriving in Melbourne in September. Some time after arriving the Isaacs moved into a cottage and
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Palestine: Peace and Prosperity or War and Destruction? Political Zionism: Undemocratic, Unjust, Dangerous
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As regards unrestricted immigration, a discriminatory and an undemocratic camouflage for a Jewish State.
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In 1892 Isaacs was elected to the Victorian Legislative Assembly as a liberal. He was the member for
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in 1880, and soon became one of Melbourne's best-known barristers. He was elected to the
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gave the draft its full support, rejecting his plea to delay for further consideration.
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of the Law Department. In 1876, while still working full-time, he studied law at the
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he expanded his interest in the law; reading law books and attending court sittings.
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most official entertaining. Although he was sworn into office in the chamber of the
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In 1973 Isaacs was honoured with an Australian postage stamp bearing his portrait.
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prize, winning his photograph by the schoolmaster, who was also a photographer and
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Opinion of the Hon. Isaac A. Isaacs, K.C., M.P., re the case of Lieutenant Witton.
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was created in the south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne. It exists to this day. The
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Isaacs was the son of Alfred Isaacs, a tailor of Jewish ancestry from the town of
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in northern Victoria, close to family friends. At this time Yackandandah was a
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This article is about the governor-general. For the mayor of Adelaide, see
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Isaacs in his viceregal uniform, standing with his wife, Sydney, ca. 1934.
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In May 1949 he was honoured with the naming of the Australian Electoral
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bench. He was the first serving minister to resign from the parliament.
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as a radical minority on the court in opposition to the chief justice,
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in Canberra, he was the first governor-general to live permanently at
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draft constitution, but he campaigned in support of it after the
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first enrolling him in the Common school then in the Beechworth
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Isaacs ("per the medium of" Tony Blackshield) interviewed by
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Isaacs had siblings born in Melbourne and Yackandandah:
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prior to his appointment to the court; the others were
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Referendum powers: a stepping stone to greater freedom
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In 1875, he moved to Melbourne and found work at the
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internationally through his outspoken opposition to
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Sir Isaac Isaacs
Isaac Isaacs (mayor)
The Right Honourable
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Governor-General of Australia
George V
Edward VIII
James Scullin
Joseph Lyons
The Lord Stonehaven
The Lord Gowrie
Chief Justice of Australia
James Scullin
Sir Adrian Knox
Sir Frank Duffy
Justice of the High Court of Australia
Alfred Deakin
Lord Northcote
Sir Edward McTiernan
Attorney-General of Australia
Alfred Deakin
Josiah Symon
Littleton Groom
Australian Parliament
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Australian Federation
Joseph Brown

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