1882Leon Pinsker Publishes 'Autoemancipation'

Leon Pinsker publishes pamphlet Autoemancipation (text) urgi...
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📖 Leon Pinsker Publishes 'Autoemancipation'

Leon Pinsker publishes pamphlet Autoemancipation (text) urging the Jewish people to strive for independence and national consciousness.
Leon Pinsker Publishes 'Autoemancipation' (1882)
ZionismNationalismJewish IdentityPolitical ThoughtAssimilationAnti-SemitismIdeologySelf-determination
GermanyGermany

🗣️ Rabbi Rülf Calls for Hebrew-Speaking Jewish Homeland

Rabbi Isaac Rülf publishes Aruchas Bas-Ammi, calling for a Hebrew-speaking Jewish homeland in Palestine.
Rabbi Rülf Calls for Hebrew-Speaking Jewish Homeland (1883)
ZionismHomelandJewish IdentityHebrew LanguageNationalismReligious ZionismEarly Zionist ThoughtOttoman Empire
GermanyGermanyPalestinePalestine

🤝 Katowice Conference Headed by Leon Pinsker

Katowice Conference headed by Leon Pinsker
Katowice Conference Headed by Leon Pinsker (1884)
ZionismPolitical OrganizationJewish NationalismLeon PinskerEarly Zionist CongressesSelf-determinationAnti-SemitismJewish Community
PolandPoland

🖋️ Nathan Birnbaum Coins the Term 'Zionism'

The term "Zionism" is coined by an Austrian Jewish publicist Nathan Birnbaum in his journal Self Emancipation and was defined as the national movement for the return of the Jewish people to their homeland and the resumption of Jewish sovereignty in the Land of Israel.
Nathan Birnbaum Coins the Term 'Zionism' (1890)
ZionismJewish NationalismTerminologyNathan BirnbaumIdeologyPolitical MovementJewish IdentitySelf Emancipation
AustriaAustria

✍️ Nathan Birnbaum Coins Term 'Zionism' for Jewish Nationalism

Austrian publisher Nathan Birnbaum coins the term Zionism for Jewish nationalism in his journal Self Emancipation.
Nathan Birnbaum Coins Term 'Zionism' for Jewish Nationalism (1890)
ZionismJewish NationalismIdeologyNathan BirnbaumTerminologySelf-determinationJewish IdentityPolitical Thought
AustriaAustria

📖 Herzl Publishes "Der Judenstaat"

In response to the Dreyfus affair, Theodor Herzl writes Der Judenstaat (The Jewish State), advocating the creation of a free and independent Jewish state in Israel.
Herzl Publishes "Der Judenstaat" (1897)
ZionismTheodor HerzlJewish NationalismPolitical PhilosophyJewish StateSelf-determination19th CenturyModern Jewish History