Dictionary of Jewish Biography. Dan Cohn-Sherbok.
SYRKIN, NACHMAN — (1868–1924), first ideologist and leader of Socialist Zionism. Born in Mogilev, Belorussia, Syrkin received a thorough Jewish education by private tutors, and when he moved with his family to Minsk (1884), he completed his studies at a Russian… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Syrkin, Nachman — (1868–1924) A founder of Zionist socialism. From his student days Syrkin, who came from Byelorussia, started developing original theories reconciling Marxism and Zionism. They were set out in 1898 in a booklet called ‘The Jewish Problem and… … Who’s Who in Jewish History after the period of the Old Testament
Syrkin — Nachman Syrkin (* 1868 in Weißrussland; † 1924 in den USA) war Begründer und Führer des sozialistischen Zionismus (als solcher Erfinder des kooperativen / kollektiven Siedlungsbaus) sowie produktiver Autor und Verbreiter seiner Ideen in… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Nachman Syrkin — (or Nahman Syrkin or Nahum Syrkin; b. 11 February 1868; d. 6 September 1924) was a political theorist, founder of Labour Zionism and a prolific writer in Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian, German and English language. Born in the Russian Empire (now… … Wikipedia
Nachman Syrkin — (* 11. Februarjul./ 23. Februar 1868greg. in Mahiljou, Russisches Reich; † 6. September 1924 in New York) war Begründer und Führer des sozialistischen Zionismus (als solcher Erfinder des kollektiven Siedlungsbaus) sowie Publizist… … Deutsch Wikipedia
SYRKIN, MARIE — (1899–1989), U.S. writer, translator, educator, and Zionist activist. Syrkin was born in Berne, Switzerland, the only daughter of nachman syrkin (1868–1924), theoretician of socialist Zionism, and Bassya Osnos, a feminist socialist Zionist who… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
KEFAR SYRKIN — (Heb. כְּפַר סִירְקִין), moshav in the Coastal Plain of Israel, E. of Petaḥ Tikvah; affiliated to Tenu at ha Moshavim; founded in 1936 by veteran agricultural laborers, who were soon joined by immigrants from Germany and other countries. In 1968 … Encyclopedia of Judaism
TERRITORIALISM — Jewish movements in the 20th century aiming to establish an autonomous settlement of Jews in a sufficiently large territory in which the predominant majority of the population shall be Jewish. In contrast to Zionism, Territorialism regarded… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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Zionist — Als Zionismus (von Zion) wird die jüdische Nationalbewegung bezeichnet, die sich infolge des Antisemitismus in Europa um 1880 politisch zu organisieren begann und einen eigenen jüdischen Nationalstaat in Palästina anstrebte. Der jüdische… … Deutsch Wikipedia
