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Der Judenstaat
Book • 1896
Written in 1896, 'Der Judenstaat' (The Jewish State) is a seminal text by Theodor Herzl that lays the intellectual and pragmatic foundations for the modern Zionist movement.
Herzl argues that the creation of a Jewish state is necessary to address the widespread anti-Semitism faced by Jews globally.
He proposes a detailed vision for Jewish self-determination and statehood, discussing potential locations such as Palestine and Argentina, governance structures, economic planning, and the intricacies of mass migration.
Herzl’s approach is marked by pragmatism, emphasizing the need for a planned and systematic approach to state-building.
The book has had a profound impact on contemporary discussions on nationalism and identity.
Herzl argues that the creation of a Jewish state is necessary to address the widespread anti-Semitism faced by Jews globally.
He proposes a detailed vision for Jewish self-determination and statehood, discussing potential locations such as Palestine and Argentina, governance structures, economic planning, and the intricacies of mass migration.
Herzl’s approach is marked by pragmatism, emphasizing the need for a planned and systematic approach to state-building.
The book has had a profound impact on contemporary discussions on nationalism and identity.
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Von Michael Lüders erwähnt im Zusammenhang mit dem Aufkommen des Zionismus zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts.
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Mentioned as one of the books where Herzl wrote about creating a state.
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Erwähnt von Jörg Biesler als ein kleines, aber bedeutungsvolles Buch, das 1896 herauskam.
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Christa Zöchling erwähnt Herzls "Der Judenstaat" im Kontext der historischen Entwicklung des Zionismus und der Herausforderungen, vor denen Juden in Europa standen.
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Erwähnt von Maike Rosenpländer als Wegbereiter des modernen Staates Israel und Begründer des Zionismus.
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Von Doron Rabinovici in seiner Dankesrede erwähnt, um Herzls Vision mit der heutigen Realität Israels zu vergleichen.
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Von Theodor Herzl in Wien verfasst, legte es einen wichtigen Grundstein für die Gründung des Staates Israel.
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Mentioned by Balaji Srinivasan as a book that inspired many people to believe in Zionism and the creation of Israel.
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