Theodor Herzl – Axios Press

Theodor Herzl

1860 – 1904

Hungarian

Jewish leader. He became the leader of world Zionism, espousing a home for the Jews in Palestine, and became the first president of the World Zionist Organization.

Contemporaries

1896–1974	Giorgiy Zhukov
1883–1936	Grigoriy Zinoviev
1884–1937	Yevgeny Zamyatin
1895–c. 1939	Nikolai Yezhov
1901–1981	Stefan Wyszynski
1880–1943	Max Wertheimer
1896–1934	Lev Vygotsky
1883–1954	Andrey Vyshinsky
1818–1883	Ivan Turgenev
1879–1940	Leon Trotsky
1902–1982	Mikhail Suslov
1862–1911	Peter Stolypin
1852–1895	Stepnyak
c. 1886–1934	Alexandre Stavisky
1879–1953	Joseph Stalin
1853–1900	Vladimir Solovyev
1893–1944	I. J. Singer
1892–1954	Esther Singer
1891–1945	Maria Skobtsova
1900–1971	George Seferiádés
1881–1938	Alexey Rykov
c. 1871–1916	Grigoriy Rasputin
1885–c. 1939	Karl Radek
1890–1950	Vaslav Nijinsky
1895–1958	Imre Nagy
1892–1975	József Mindszenty
1885–1971	Georg Lukacs
1902–1977	Alexander Luria
1870–1924	Vladimir Lenin
1894–1941	St. Maximilian Kolbe
1802–1894	Lajos Kossuth
1894–1971	Nikita Khrushchev
1881–1970	Alexander Kerensky
1883–1957	Nikos Kazantzakis
1893–1991	Lazar Kaganovich
1850–1904	Lafcadio Hearn
1869–1955	Calouste Gulbenkian
1880–1942	Michel Fokine
1872–1918	Alexandra Feodorovna
1877–1926	Felix Dzerzhinsky
1821–1881	Fyodor Dostoevsky
1872–1929	Sergei Diaghilev
1885–1979	Sonia Delaunay
1863–1933	Constantine Cavafy
1888–1938	Nikolay Bukharin
1871–1944	Sergey Bulgakov
1833–1887	Alexander Borodin
1880–1921	Alexander Blok
1831–1891	Helena Blavatsky
1899–1953	Lavrenti Beria
1874–1948	Nikolai Berdyaev
1865–1959	Bernard Berenson
1899–1972	Georg von Békésy
1814–1876	Mikhail Bakunin
1881–1938	Ataturk
1883–1935	Eberhard Arnold
1818–1881	Alexander II
1889–1966	Anna Akhmatova