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Rülf, Isaak
Sohn des unbemittelten Viehzüchters Juda R., mit 14 J. zum Studium bei Rabbiner M. Wetzlar in Gudensberg, 1849 Lehrerprüfung, sodann Hilfsmentor an Rb. Wetzlars Schule, lateinische Privatstudien beim Ortspfarrer Ostern 1…
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Achad Ha'am
(1856–1927), Zionist thinker. Born in Skvira, Ukraine, Ahad Ha-Am (born Asher Ginzberg; Heb., more properly Aḥad ha-‘Am, a pen name that translates as “One of the People”) was a Hebrew essayist of singular power and auth…
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Hans Kohn
(1891–1971), Zionist activist, journalist, and scholar of modern nationalism. Hans Kohn was born in Prague to a bilingual (Czech and German) Jewish family; his parents came from the Czech regions outside the Bohemian cap…
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Joseph Gedalja Klausner
(1874–1958), critic, researcher, and editor. Yosef Klausner was born in Olkeniki, near Vilna. In 1885, his family moved to Odessa and he became involved in the activities of the Ḥibat Tsiyon movement and in organizations…
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Peretz Smolenskin
(1842–1885), maskilic writer; founder and editor of the Hebrew journal Ha-Shaḥar (The Dawn); novelist and short-story writer. Perets Smolenskin’s writings attracted a wide and enthusiastic readership and influenced the c…
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Ber Borochov
(also Borochov, Borochow, Boruchow; 1881–1917), pivotal thinker and scholar who in his short life of 36 years founded two distinct fields: Labor Zionism and Yiddish studies. He played the dual roles of theoretician and p…
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David Wolffsohn
Aus dem Russischen Reich stammender dt. Zionist und Unternehmer im Holzhandel
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Jakob Klatzkin
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Max Nordau
Ungar. Arzt und Journalist, lebte seit 1880 in Paris, seit dem 1. Weltkrieg in Madrid und anschließend in London bis er 1920 nach Paris zurückkehrte, wo er 1923 starb; seine sterblichen Überreste wurden 1926 nach Tel A…
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Mordecai Ehrenpreis
Hebräischer Schriftsteller, Übersetzer, Publizist, Rabbiner und Zionist
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Moses Hess
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Rudolf Kasztner
(Also known as Rudolf Kasztner; his Hebrew name was Yisra’el; 1906–1957), Zionist activist in Hungary during the Holocaust; later accused of collaborating with the Nazis. Born in Cluj (Kolozsvár), Kasztner worked for the…
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Schlomo Kaplansky
Zionistischer Politiker, Sozialist, Führer der Poale-Zion-Bewegung; 1932-1950 Leiter des Technion in Haifa
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Stephen Samuel Wise
Amerikan. Rabbiner; war ein in Österreich-Ungarn geborener amerikanischer Reformrabbiner und zionistischer Führer
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Wladimir Zeev Jabotinsky
(1880–1940), Zionist leader, founder of Revisionist Party. Vladimir (Ze’ev) Jabotinsky was born in Odessa to an assimilated, middle-class Jewish family. He was educated entirely in Russian, and as a teenager spent two ye…
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Aharon David Gordon
(1856–1922), Zionist thinker. Aharon David Gordon was born in Troyanov, a village in Podolia. His father had left Vilna to manage the country estate of Baron Evzel’ Gintsburg. Gordon’s early life in wooded, natural surro…
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Akiva Yosef Schlesinger
(1837–1922), pioneer of ultra-Orthodoxy, early Jewish nationalist, and Yiddishist. Akiva Yosef Schlesinger’s father, Yeḥi’el (1814–1891), a close disciple of Rabbi Mosheh Sofer, was a minor rabbinical functionary in his …
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André Spire
New York (Wirkungsort); Franz. Schriftsteller
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Arthur Ruppin
Jugend in Magdeburg, Studium der Volkswirtschaftslehre und Jura in Berlin und Halle; immigrierte 1906 in Palästina; Ideengeber zur Gründung der Stadt Tel Aviv
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Berl Katznelson
Eein russischer Zionist, der in Palästina nach seiner Einwanderung 1909 zur führenden Persönlichkeit der jüdischen Arbeiterbewegung wurde. Als enger Vertrauter David Ben-Gurions war er maßgeblich an der Vorbereitung…
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