Four Minutes of Zionist Congresses

Four Minutes of Zionist Congresses

Four complete protocols and reports of Zionist congresses, years: 1909, 1910, 1925, 1933.

* PROTOKOL DES IX ZIONISTEN-KONGRESSES - Minutes of the 9th World Zionist Congress, held in Hamburg 1909. Published by JUDISCHER VERLAG, Cologne, 1910. Cover with illustration of the Star of David and inside it the Land of Israel on both sides of the Jordan. The Congress was marked by the debate between the political Zionists and the practical Zionists.

* PROTOKOL DES X ZIONISTEN-KONGRESSES- Minutes of the 10th World Zionist Congress, held in Basel in 1911. JUDISCHER VERLAG, Berlin and Leipzig, 1912. This congress revolved around the decision to deal with cultural issues, a decision that led to tensions between the religious and the other delegates. Missing tear in top of right cover.

* Financial Report of the Palestine Zionist Executive for peroid October 1922- May, 1925 The XIVth Zionist Congress - Submitted to the 14th Zionist Congress Vienna - 1925. At the Congress the criticism of the zionist leadership increased. Discussions around the economic crisis that befell the country in light of the fourth aliyah.

* Report of the Executive of the Zionist Organization submitted to the XVIIIth Zionist Congress at Prague AUGUST 21st-29th 1933 - In this Congress the anthem of "HaTikvah" was officially established as the anthem of the Zionist movement. The congress was conducted under the sign of Arlozorov's assassination. During the speeches of the revisionist representatives, all the representatives of the workers' faction got up and left the hall demonstratively. The Revisionists were not elected to the presidency of Congress and their resolutions were not put to the vote. As a result, Jabotinsky refused to speak. The presidency approved the establishment of a commission of inquiry appointed to examine and "uproot tendencies that are in conflict with the fundamental principles of Jewish morality, " that is, the ideas of the revisionists.

general condition good.