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Threatened Masculinity and the Ambivalence of Being a Jew: The Image of Women inTheodor Herzl's Literary Writings
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Die Glosse
No full textDIE GLOSSE
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Herzl - Briefe
No full texthrsg. und eingel. Manfred GeorgEnth. Frontispiz Porträt Theodor Herzl, Zeichnung von Herrmann Struc
Tabarin : Schauspiel in einem Akt / Frei nach Catulle Mendés, von Th. Herzl.
No full textTABARIN : SCHAUSPIEL IN EINEM AKT / FREI NACH CATULLE MENDÉS, VON TH. HERZL.
Tabarin : Schauspiel in einem Akt / Frei nach Catulle Mendés, von Th. Herzl. (1)
Einband (1)
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Vertretung im Auslande. (5)
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Der Yudenshá¹aá¹ : a farzukh far a moderner lezung fun der iden-froge
No full textfun Ṭeodor Hertsl. Iberzetst fun Sh. Bernshá¹aynIn hebr. Schr., jidd
Theodor Herzl Collection 1888-1912
No full textThe collection contains correspondence of Theodor Herzl, including letters to Adolf Pollak regarding management of the Zionist weekly publication Die Welt, which Herzl founded. Also included are biographical sketches of Herzl, Nachum Sokolow, and Chaim Weizman, and picture postcards with photographs pertaining to Die Welt and the Zionist Congress.digitizedBorn in Budapest in 1860, Theodor Herzl was the founder of modern political Zionism and the World Zionist Organization. He came from a family of German-speaking assimilated Jews. He moved with his family to Vienna in 1878. Here he studied law and eventually became a journalist, writing for the Neue Freie Presse in Paris. In 1896, he published "Der Judenstaat," which outlined his proposal for the establishment of a Jewish state. In 1897; he organized the First Zionist Congress in Basel. The rest of his life was devoted to the Zionist movement, and he met with multiple heads of state with the hope of advancing negotiations for a territory. He died in 1904 in Austria and is buried in Jerusalem.The original German-language inventory is available in the folde
