Used, good cond. A Viennese journalist and playwright and ultimately the father of Israel. In 1895 while a newspaper correspondent in Paris he conceived the plan for a Jewish State to be created through the collaboration of the leading European money powers.
The Diaries of Theodor Herzl, edited and translated by Marvin Lowenthal, is a classic one-volume English abridgment of the political and personal journals of the founder of modern political Zionism, Theodor Herzl.
Overview of the Book
Publication: First published in 1956, it distills Herzl’s massive multi-volume German diaries (Tagebücher) written between 1895 and 1904. [1, 2]
Content: It contains roughly 25% of the original diary entries, carefully chosen to highlight the birth and early growth of the Zionist movement. [1]
Scope: It captures Herzl's private thoughts, his meetings with world leaders, and his tireless work organizing the first Zionist Congresses.