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History of Zionism, 5 July 2011
By R. Chen - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Der Judenstaat. English (Kindle Edition)
I am someone who is very interested in Zionism and the State of Israel. I've always heard of Herzl, the father of modern-day Zionism, and so decided to pick this up as my first read, especially because it was free! This edition was great enough to have a brief biography about Herzl, which helped to put the social and political context of his work before I actually read the political pamphlet. Yes, it's a political pamphlet, as he wrote and prepared it. It plots out his strategies, plans, and is a bit of a persuasive work to get the European powers to be on board with the early Jewish immigration to Israel.This is a definite must read for anyone interested in the State of Israel, Zionism, or Jewish culture and history in general. It was also a quick and straight-forward read. There were no confusing uses of old-style language, legalese jargon, or even Hebrew/Yiddish.
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