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But we must first bring enlightenment to men's minds. The idea must make its way into the most distant, miserable holes where our people dwell. They will awaken from gloomy brooding, for into their lives will come a new significance. Every man need think only of himself, and the movement will assume vast proportions.
And what glory awaits those who fight unselfishly for the cause!
Therefore I believe that a wondrous generation of Jews will spring into existence. The Maccabeans will rise again.
Let me repeat once more my opening words: The Jews who wish for a State will have it.
We shall live at last as free men on our own soil, and die peacefully in our own homes.
The world will be freed by our liberty, enriched by our wealth, magnified by our greatness.
And whatever we attempt there to accomplish for our own welfare, will react powerfully and beneficially for the good of humanity.
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1860-May 2
Wolf Theodor (Benjamin Zev) Herzl is born in the Tabakgasse, Budapest, the son of Jakob and Jeanette (Diamant) Herzl.
1885-May 27
First feuilleton published in Wiener Allgemeine Zeitung.
1894-Oct. 21
Arrest of Dreyfus.
Oct. 21-Nov. 8
Writes Das Neue Ghetto. This is an attempt to express himself on the Jewish question.
1895-June 2
Interviews Baron de Hirsch, submits plan for political action. Not favorably received. Immediately after this interview, which he later designates the beginning of his Zionist work, Herzl begins his Diaries.
June-July
Composes first draft of Der Judenstaat.
November 17
Explains idea of Jewish State to Dr. Nordau in Paris. Meets with instant understanding. Nordau gives Herzl introduction to Zangwill and London Maccabean Club.
November 21
London. First meeting with Zangwill.
1895-Nov. 24
London. First address before Maccabean Club.
1896-Feb. 14
Der Judenstaat published in Vienna.
May
Herzl recognized as leader by Zionist students of Vienna.
July 13
London. Proclaimed leader of Jewry at meeting of Whitechapel Jews. Conflict with Chovevei Zion.
July 18
Paris. Meeting with Baron Edmond Rothschild, who considers plan impracticable.
November 8
Writes to British Zionists suggesting collection of a national fund.
1897-March 6
Zionsverein decides upon Zionist Congress in Munich on August 25.
June 4
Publication of first issue of Die Welt.
June 17
Zionist Actions Committee decides to hold Congress in Basle.
Aug. 29-31
First Zionist Congress convenes in Basle.
1898-Aug. 28-30
Second Zionist Congress meets at Basle.
October 26
Herzl party lands at Jaffa; tours Jewish colonies of Palestine.
November 2
Formal audience with German Emperor at his headquarters outside Jerusalem. Problems of colonization discussed.
1899-March 20
Registration of name of Jewish Colonial Trust, Ltd.
August 15-17
Third Zionist Congress held at Basle.
1900-Aug. 2
Fourth Zionist Congress opens in London. Herzl attends though he has barely recovered from serious illness.
1901-May 18
Formal audience with Abdul Hamid II at Yildiz Kiosk. Herzl is promised pro-Jewish proclamation. Receives Grand Cordon of the Order of Medjidje, First Class.
Dec. 29-31
Fifth Congress convenes at Basle. Zangwill attacks ICA. Conflict between Herzl and Russian "cultural" Zionists. Discussion of National Fund.
1902-Feb. 17
Constantinople. Sultan offers Herzl charter, but not for Palestine.
July 5
London. Conference with Lord Rothschild.
July 7
London. Herzl appears before Royal Commission on Alien Immigration.
October
Publication of Altneuland.
1903-Jan.
El Arish expedition organized.
May 11
Permission for El Arish colonization refused by Egypt.
August 16
Vilna. Great ovations. There receives letter from Sir Clement Hill of British Foreign Office offering Uganda.
Aug. 22-28
Sixth Zionist Congress held at Basle. Uganda conflict.
1904-May 16
Last entry in Diaries—letter to Schiff.
July 3
Death of Theodor Herzl.
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