Organization · political movement
Zionist movement
ציוניסטישע באַוועגונג
The Zionist movement occupied an important place after the First Zionist Congress.
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Source OCR · scan 36 · printed page 20
די ציוניסטישע באַוועגונג ONT באַלד VON] ערשטן
ציוניסטישן קאָנגרעס פאַרנומען NR ויכטיקן אָרט, מיט
אַזעלכע ויכטיקע פּערזענלעכקייטן, וי דער “YD
סטאַקער רב ר' שמואל מאָהליווער, UT כאַזאַנאָװיטש,
ליטמאַן ראָזענטאַל TX שפּעטער אינזשיניער פּאפּערין. די ...Source passage 2
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... And what of the Zionist movement? Its breeding
ground in Eastern Europe was for a long time located
in Bialystok, in the home of Rabbi Szmuel Mohilewer.
With his characteristic boldness, he made contact with
the Jewish magnate, Baron Edmond de Rothschild,
winning him over to the great Zionist ideal, and creat-
ing a place for thousands of pioneers to work in the
land of Jewish hope and aspiration. ...Source passage 3
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... When we arrived in Basel, we went to the hotel in
which Dr. Theodor Herzl would be staying. Later we
toured the streets of Basel. As we came upon the con-
vention hall, we saw the blue and white Zionist flags
fluttering above the hall. Chazanowicz paled. I started
to remove my hat out of respect for the flags. Suddenly
he poked me, yelling: ““Keep your hat on. One stands
before a Jewish flag with his head covered!” ...Source passage 4
Source OCR · scan 564
... Credit must go to the Jewish intelligentsia of Bia-
lystok, which, refusing to be intimidated by the Com-
munist terror in the city, hid Zionist and Bundist
transients who sought to go to Wilno. People helped ...Connected nodes
Event
First Zionist Congress
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Person
Shmuel Mohliwer
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Person
Hazanovitsh
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Person
Litman Rosenthal
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Person
Paperin
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Community
Bialystok
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Place
Yakutsk
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Place
Siberia
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Organization
Bund
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Event
First Zionist Congress
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Person
Baron Edmond de Rothschild
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Place
Lodz
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Person
Pejsach Kaplan
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Person
Josef Chazanowicz
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Place
Israel
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Person
Ludwig Zamenhof
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Work
Esperanto
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Person
Rabbi Szmuel Mohilewer
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Person
Baron Edmond de Rothschild
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Person
Chaim
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Place
Basel
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Person
Theodor Herzl
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Person
Chazanowicz
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Person
M. Sudarski
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Place
Bialystok
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Work
Language of Everywhere
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Person
Chaim Lejb Fuks
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Community
Bialystok Jewish community
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Place
Hitler’s Germany
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Place
Wilno
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Institution
Synagogues
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Mentioned In
First Zionist Congress → Zionist movement
די ציוניסטישע באַוועגונג
The passage references the congress while describing the movement.
Won Over To
Baron Edmond de Rothschild → Zionist movement
winning him over to the great Zionist ideal