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"Perlzweig pioneer of British Zionism" was published by Vallentine Mitchell, in 2019. - England - London, the book is classified in bibliography genre and the language of the book is English.


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  • Title: ➤  Perlzweig pioneer of British Zionism
  • Authors: ➤  
  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Vallentine Mitchell,
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  • Publish Location: England - London
  • Genres: ➤  bibliography - biography - interviews. - Interviews - Interviews. - Entretiens
  • Dewey Decimal Classification: 296.092
  • Library of Congress Classification: DS135.E6 P47 2019

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  • Number of Pages: ➤  xxvi, 195 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm

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"Perlzweig pioneer of British Zionism" Table Of Contents:

  • 1- 1 Birth, family, school, Judaism p. 1
  • 2- 2 University College London, First "World War, Zionism, 1917 Club p. 12
  • 3- 3 Research & Mentors, Jews' College, repudiates Orthodox Judaism, Morris Joseph & Reform Synagogue, Claude Montefiore, joins London Liberal Synagogue (St John's Wood) and North London affiliate as minister, studies Oriental languages at Cambridge p. 26
  • 4- 4 Life at Cambridge, the Union, Oswald Mosley, Cambridge politics p. 51
  • 5- 5 MLP meets future wife, Giséle Mirmovitch, Zionism, conflict with Rabbi Israel Mattuck, Montefiore's support p. 56
  • 6- 6 B'nai B'rith, Moses Caster, Sir Alfred Mond, Henry Melchett, Eva Reading p. 63
  • 7- 7 Rufus Isaacs Viscount Reading, Labour's White Paper, Eva Reading, famous converts, aristocrats and wealthy magnates p. 74
  • 8- 8 Henry Melchett, British politics & Zionism, Lewis Namier, North London Liberal Synagogue prayer book p. 88
  • 9- 9 Namier, Chaim Weizmann, Zionism, T.E. Lawrence, Nazi threat, Second World War p. 96
  • 10- 10 World Jewish organizations, MLP visits Palestine, visit to South Africa & Rhodesia, Memories of Giséle Perlzweig p. 104
  • 11- 11 Meeting with Einstein, diplomacy, Romania, de Gaulle p. 114
  • 12- 12 Visits Poland, German bombs on London, R.A. Butler, journey through Spain with Nahum Goldmann p. 126
  • 13- 13 Franco's Spain, to New York, speaking engagements in America, Justice Brandeis, the Roosevelts, visits Mussolini's Italy, returns to London p. 131
  • 14- 14 Return to America 1940, anti
  • 15- emitic discrimination, diplomacy with Spain, Juan de Cárdenas, MLP returns to Spain after the war p. 141
  • 16- 15 Post
  • 17- ar, World Jewish Congress, human rights and the UN, Warsaw 1967, Goldmann, Six
  • 18- ay War & Israel p. 153.

"Perlzweig pioneer of British Zionism" Description:

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This is an edited version of 15 autobiographical interviews the author gave to the Columbia Oral History Project in 1981-82. Although always a synagogue minister, Perlzweig was by nature a political activist, lobbyist and organiser, with a flair for converting English aristocrats to Judaism. Here he recalls his encounters with leading figures of the inter-war era, including Chaim Weizmann, Albert Einstein, Oswald Mosley, Lewis Namier, T.E. Lawrence, Winston Churchill, R.A. Butler, Viscount Melchett, Eva, Lady Reading, Jan Smuts, Charles de Gaulle, the Roosevelts, Rabbi Stephen Wise and Nahum Goldmann.

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