A Jewish State

Theodor Herzl (1860 - 1904)

Read in English, this is a pivotal document in the history of Zionism and the State of Israel. Herzl designed this work to elevate the discussion of "the Jewish Question" so it would "no longer take the form of violent abuse or sentimental vindication but of a debate, practical, large, earnest, and political." While few of Herzl's proposals were actually carried out, the importance of A JEWISH STATE was in the groundswell of support for a Jewish homeland engendered by its solutions to the practical problems of establishing a new state. In the words of a contemporary, "[Herzl] made it seem possible." Benjamin Ze’ev Herzl (1860-1904) was a Hungarian writer, political economist, and Jewish activist. (Summary by Adrian Praetzellis)

Genre(s): Political Science

Language: English

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Play 01 Editor's Preface Adrian Praetzellis
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Play 02 Author's Preface Adrian Praetzellis
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Play 03 Chap 1 Introduction Adrian Praetzellis
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Play 04 Chap 2, part 1 The Jewish Question Adrian Praetzellis
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Play 05 Chap 2, part 2 Adrian Praetzellis
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Play 06 Chap 2, part 3 Adrian Praetzellis
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Play 07 Chap 2, part 4 Adrian Praetzellis
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Play 08 Chap 3 Local Groups Adrian Praetzellis
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Play 09 Chap 4 Society of Jews & the Jewish State Adrian Praetzellis
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Play 10 Chap 5 Conclusion Adrian Praetzellis
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