[ZIONISM].
Zionisten-Congress in Basel
Zionisten-Congress in Basel
(29. 30. und 31. August 1897) Officielles Protocoll.
Stock Code 117060
Wein, Verlag des Vereines "Erez Israel", 1898.
The First Zionist Congress Official Protocol
A key document of early Zionist history - the official protocol of the First Zionist Congress in Bazel.The publication of Herzl's "The Jewish State" in 1896 provided the blueprint for modern Zionism. Later, the World Zionist Movement became the force to drive the practical issues and implement Herzl's plan. The Congress was the Parliament of the Zionist Movement and the first Jewish representative political assembly. The first Zionist Congress held on the 29-31 of August 1897 was a landmark in Zionist and Jewish History, and one of the seminal moments in modern Jewish history.
First edition; 8vo (22.5 x 15.5 cm), contemporary cloth-backed boards partially detached, library stamps, title professionally restored, pages browned, a few small marginal tears; text in German; [2], 200 pp.
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