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opinion, especially with regard to immigration into Palestine and the Legislative Council. The Synagogue Council has again proved of the greatest value in keeping close contact with Synagogues in London and in the Provinces, and in providin…
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eliminate the differences among General Zionists which had become acute ever since the 1931 Congress, was made when a Conference of the World Union of General Zionists was convened at Cracow in August, 1934, at which the Zionist Federation …
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suspended its independent campaigns, and joined forces with the leaders of the community in the Second and Third Appeals on behalf of the Central British Fund for German Jewry. The Staff of the Keren Hayesod was once again placed at the dis…
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In the period under review intensive propaganda work has been carried on. Members of the Executive Council have undertaken tours throughout the country, which were very valuable in stimulating and encouraging the women workers, and in assis…
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During the past year the Tarbuth Association continued its work in the field of Hebrew Education. It was found necessary to extend the number of Hebrew Classes and Clubs which amounted to twelve at the end of the year. The number of student…
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cultural movement is as yet hardly organised owing to the absence <of the necessary leaders. The poverty of the Jewish masses has made terrible progress. In consequence the pressure exercised by the masses upon the Palestine Office in Salon…
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There are thirty constituent societies. There are also in Holland a local branch of the World Mizrachi Organisation, an independent Mizrachi Society (Torah Vezion) affiliated to the Federation, a Zionist Students' Organisation, and a Federa…
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the years 5693 and 5694, no contributions were collected for the Golden Shekel, as a campaign was conducted for the Organisation Fund. For the K.K. the amounts contributed in these years were 36,029.87 gulden and 38,529.81 gulden. For the K…
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meeting was attended by delegates from neighbouring countries as well as from our branches. Last year we appointed an Economic Committee, which looks after the question of economic relations with Palestine. It acts as the local representati…
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Coen (Trieste), Com. Federigo Luzzatto (Rome), Members elected; Mrs. Cantoni Pisa, Dr. Lattes, Aw. Pacifici, M. Sinigaglia, Members ex officio. A number of Italian Zionists, among them Avv. Pacifici and Signor Hirsch, settled in Erez Israel…
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15 groups. Also affiliated to the Organisation is the Organisation of General Zionist Artisans, having a membership of 800 in 25 branches in various towns. In 1934 steps were also taken for the establishment of an organisation of General Zi…
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of new members is naturally continuing, and we are able to record additions every month. This is a proof that the Zionist idea is, thanks to vigorous propaganda, a living movement in Luxembourg. The work of the Federation has been greatly f…
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have been assisted to settle in Palestine, who have made good there. Besides that, a large number of tourists have gone and continue to go to Palestine with the help of the advice from our Palestine Office. These include many non-Zionists, …
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NORWAY. The Executive, whose office is in Oslo, consists of the following: President, M. Dsenselsky; Vice-President, John Jacobsen; Secretary, Henry Nathanson; Treasurer, A. Bloch; and L. Jaschik. The K.K.L. consists of : Mr. J. Jacobsen (C…
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General Zionists held in August, 1934. That conference served as a great demonstration for General Zionism. In June, 1934, a meeting of the Executive from Central Europe was held in Cracow. This meeting was attended on behalf of the Executi…
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that about 100,000 Zloty have been collected for this particular purpose (in addition of course to the regular campaigns for the K.K.L.). The settling of the Akiba group in Palestine is thus assuming a concrete form. (b) The Scout organisat…
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never attained before, a fact which is proof that the roots of Zionism have struck among the Jewish masses. However, in 1934, a non-Congress year, the figure was considerably lower. It is hoped that in spite of the withdrawal of the Revisio…
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belong to all sections of the population, and our work has in consequence appreciably increased. The great urge of the Jewish people to settle in Palestine demands greater efforts on our part in the sphere of immigration and in the preparat…
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part of the Jewish population too, which until recently held aloof from Zionism, within our sphere of activity and to see to it that a number of them should be enabled to settle in Palestine. Both in a memorandum to the Executive in Jerusal…
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members of the Council, throughout the country, including many Zionists. Members of our organisation have also taken part in the work of Jewish religious communities and economic organisations. Propaganda and Press. We recently published a …