Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Argues that while there were clearly other factors, antisemitism was a major element in the emergence of Zionism. Discusses the Zionist view of antisemitism as the result of the Jews' anomolous social and economic structure in the diaspora. Notes the growth of Zionist youth movements in Germany as a reaction to antisemitic movements.
Points out that the lack of help given to Jews during the Holocaust gave Zionism a great impetus at the end of the Second World War. However, it was also felt that the idea of a Jewish state had lost its "raison d'etre" as a haven for persecuted European Jews. Zionist leaders had anticipated persecutions and expulsions, but not mass murder as a solution to the "Jewish problem. Out of the Ghetto -- 2. The Forerunners -- 3. Theodor Herzl -- 4.
The Interregnum -- Part Two -- 5. The Unseen Question -- 6. In Blood and Fire: Jabotinsky and Revisionism -- 8. Zionism and its Critics -- Part Three -- 9. The Weizmann Era -- European Catastrophe -- There are no reviews yet. George Bornstein is C. Patrides Professor of Literature at the University of Michigan.
His numerous books on and editions of modernist literature include most recently Material Modernism: The … Expand. The establishment of a Jewish homeland is central to many aspects of Judaism, and from any standard of newsworthiness, the events in Palestine in the late s and early s were a major … Expand.
View 1 excerpt, cites background. The literature on the rise of Israel used to present Zionist immigration since the s as a clean break with the past. Karpel Lippe of Jassy, who gave the opening speech at the first Zionist Congress, has been largely ignored in histories of Zionism.
This article introduces an English translation of his speech. Zionism, Foundations of a Movement. This research focuses on the emergence of Zionism in the nineteenth century. It tracks the development of Zionism from a radical fringe movement to a mainstream nationalist undertaking. By focusing … Expand. The Zionisms of Israel. Let us begin with a paradox: social complexity is often best presented and grasped in this way. At the heart of the questions of Zionism lie two seemingly contradictory sets of facts, and a question, … Expand.
Early Danish Zionism and the ethnification of the Danish Jews. Journal of Israeli History. In contrast to existing research, I argue that this activism … Expand. Toward an understanding of fundraising, philanthropy and charity in Western Zionism, — They also note that Fromm's self-image as a thoroughly German citizen-innovator did little to save him from Hitler's grand plan. From exile … Expand.
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