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2. Nordau, Max (born Simon Maximilian Suedfeld; 1849-1923) Nordau, Max (born Simon Maximilian Suedfeld 18491923). Co-founder of theWorld Zionist Organization, philosopher, writer, orator and physician. http://www.jajz-ed.org.il/100/people/BIOS/nordau.html&e=747

3. Nordau, Max (born Simon Maximilian Suedfeld; 1849-1923) Nordau, Max (born Simon Maximilian Suedfeld 18491923). Co-founder of the World Zionist Organization, philosopher, http://www.jajz-ed.org.il/100/people/bios/nordau.html

Nordau, Max (born Simon Maximilian Suedfeld 1849-1923) Co-founder of the World Zionist Organization, philosopher, writer, orator and physician. Nordau was born in Pest, Hungary, to an Orthodox family, but later abandoned all religious observance and was even accused of being anti-religious. He became a physician, settling in Paris in 1880 and also pursued a career as a journalist, eventually becoming a correspondent for leading newspapers in the western world. He achieved fame as a thinker and social critic with the publication of several works highly critical of society, religion, government, art and literature. His works aroused much controversy and continued to be studied and discussed many years after their first appearance. Among his most famous publications are The Conventional Lies of Our Civilization (1883); Paradoxes (1896); and Degeneration (1895). Nordau became acquainted in 1895 with Theodor Herzl's idea of a Jewish state and immediately accepted it with enthusiasm. He served as vice-president and then as president of several Zionist Congresses. Nordau was a political Zionist and believed that large numbers of Diaspora Jews should be transferred to Erez Israel. Once they attained a majority in Palestine, he thought, Jewish political independence would follow. This proposal, however, was rejected by the Zionist leaders as unrealistic.

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5. Nordau, Max Nordau, Max d.i. Max Simon Südfeld, 18491923. Arzt, Journalist und kulturkritischer Essayist; zweitbedeutendster http://www.lib.byu.edu/~rdh/prmss/n-r/nordau.html

Nordau, Max [d.i.: Max Simon Südfeld], 1849-1923 Arzt, Journalist und kulturkritischer Essayist; zweitbedeutendster Zionist neben Herzl HAUPTNACHLAß: Jerusalem, Central Zionist Archives (Mommsen) KORRESPONDENZ: Berlin, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin (Katalog SBzB) Frankfurt a.M., Freies Deutsches Hochstift (Behrens) Marbach, Schiller-Nationalmuseum (Kussmaul, Lohrer) München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (Katalog BSB) New Haven, Connecticut, Yale University Library (Katalog Beinecke) New York City, Columbia University Library (NUCMC) New York City, Jewish Theological Seminary of America (NUCMC) Washington, D.C., Library of Congress (NUCMC) Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek (Katalog ÖNB) BIBLIOGRAPHISCHE NACHWEISE: Behrens Kußmaul : 24 (Auerbach), 31 (Benignus), 318 (Lindau), 506 (Sudermann), 525 (Vely) Lohrer , 339 (Sudermann) Mommsen NUCMC 70:115 (Ferrero); 82:692 (Kahn); RLIN (Novikova, Gottheil) Richard Hacken and Marianne Siegmund Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA. Comments, corrections and suggestions are welcome: Hacken @ byu.edu

6. Dr. Max Nordau (1849-1923) Dr. Max Nordau (geb. Simon Maximilian Suedfeld) (18491923) Mitbegruender der Zionistischen Weltorganisation, Philosoph, Schriftsteller, Redner und Arzt. Nordau wurde in Pest, Ungarn, in eine orthodoxe Familie geboren. http://www.jajz-ed.org.il/100/german/people/Dr_Max_Nordau.html

Dr. Max Nordau (geb. Simon Maximilian Suedfeld) (1849-1923) Mitbegruender der Zionistischen Weltorganisation, Philosoph, Schriftsteller, Redner und Arzt. Nordau wurde in Pest, Ungarn, in eine orthodoxe Familie geboren. Spaeter hoerte er auf, die religioesen Vorschriften zu befolgen, und es wurde ihm sogar Antireligiositaet vorgeworfen. Max Nordau wurde Arzt, liess sich 1880 in Paris nieder, verfolgte auch eine journalistische Karriere und wurde Korrespondent fuehrender Zeitungen der westlichen Welt. Als Philosoph und Sozialkritiker wurde er mit einer Reihe von Werken beruehmt, in denen er auf einem hohen Niveau Gesellschaft, Religion, Regierung, Kunst und Literatur kritisiert. Seine Buecher riefen viele Kontroversen hervor und wurden noch viele Jahre nach ihrem Erscheinen gelesen. Nordau wurde 1895 mit Theodor Herzls Idee eines juedischen Staates bekannt und nahm sie sofort begeistert auf. Auf zahlreichen Zionistischen Kongressen fungierte er als Vizepraesident und Praesident. Nordau war ein Anhaenger des Politischen Zionismus und glaubte, dass eine grosse Zahl von Diasporajuden nach Eretz Israel gefuehrt werden sollte. Wenn die Juden einmal in Palaestina eine Mehrheit bildeten, dachte er, werde die politische Unabhaengigkeit folgen. Diese Ansicht wurde von anderen zionistischen Fuehrern als unrealitisch zurueckgewiesen. Sein ganzes Leben kaempfte Nordau fuer die Errichtung eines unabhaengigen juedischen Staates, der - anerkannt von den Nationen auf der ganzen Welt - den Juden die Rechte und Pflichten der Staatsbuergerschaft gewaehren wuerde.

7. Dichterhandschriften Des Poetischen Realismus Ortsverzeichnis Translate this page Nietzsche, Friedrich, 1844-1900 248. Nissel, Franz, 1831-1898 249. Noé, Heinrich,1835-1896 250. Nordau, Max di Max Simon Südfeld, 1849-1923 251. http://library.byu.edu/~rdh/prmss/&e=747

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Nordau volt az, aki a Bázeli Programban megfogalmazta a cionizmus végsõ célját: "a zsidó nép számára közjogilag biztosított Otthon teremtése Palesztinában", ebbõl Herzl a "közjogilag"nak volt a szerzõje. Vlagyimir Jabotinsky azt mondta errõl: "kimerítõen definiálta tíz sorban a mozgalom céljait és módszereit, mindezt olyan bájjal, és olyan megfelelõen tette, mely engem az athéni Akropolisz templomaira emlékeztetett." Herzl Tivadar Komoly Otto Ahad Ha'am Ben Gurion ... Rechavam Zeevi

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10. Project Gutenberg Author Index Nordau, Max Simon, 18491923. Norris, Frank, 1870-1902 http://www.ibiblio.org/gutenberg/authors/author_index_N.html

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20. Degeneration (in VSCCAT) Translated from the 2d edition of the German work. Author Nordau, Max Simon,18491923. Published New York, D. Appleton and company, 1895. http://scolar.vsc.edu:8005/VSCCAT/AAL-3993&e=747

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