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	Ber Borochov: REMINISCENCES
		The Poale Zion idea, the concept of organic unity between socialism and Zionism, had already attained a quite respectable age.
		The name "Poale Zion" was first adopted by a club in Minsk in 1899, under the leadership of A. Litwin (the now well known American Jewish writer), Berger, and Rubentchik, after the same group had denied the value of the class struggle in the Galut.
		A socialist club with the name "Poale Zion" was formed in Odessa in 1902 under the influence of Yekaterinoslav and Poltava.
	www.angelfire.com /il2/borochov/poale.html (0 words)

	Poale Zion (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Poale Zion (also spelled Poalei Tziyon or Poaley Syjon, meaning "Workers of Zion") was a Movement of Marxist Zionist Jewish workers circles founded in various Russian cities about the turn of the century after the Bund rejected Zionism in 1901.
		In 1906 a formal Poale Zion party was formed in Poltava, Ukraine under the leadership of Ber Borochov, and other groups were soon formed elsewhere in Europe, particularly in Poland.
		Poale Zion Left, which supported the Bolshevik revolution, continued to be strongly sympathetic to Marxism and Communism, and repeatedly lobbied the Soviet Union for membership in the Communist International.
	poale-zion.zdnet.co.za /zdnet/Poale_Zion (1785 words)

	Nehemia de Lieme
		His previous appeal in De Joodsche Wachter of 8 January 1909 for the establishment of a socialist Poale Zion chapter within the NZB therefore indicates his awareness that the working class was indispensable in a popular movement like Zionism.
		Following its actual establishment in 1933, the Dutch Poale Zion repeatedly found itself at odds with De Lieme.
		De Lieme's main objection, however, concerned Poale Zion's view that the class struggle should continue in Palestine.
	www.iisg.nl /iisg/lieme.php (1049 words)

	9 Other Forms of Zionism (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Poale Zion (Hebrew "Workers of Zion") was formed in Austria, following the Sixth Zionist Congress (1903).
		Despite the fact that at the turn of the century, most Jews were Liberal, branches of Poale Zion were soon established in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Glasgow.
		Leon Locker was an early leading figure in the Manchester Poale Zion, and the spirit of the city branch is illustrated by his conviction that "We Jews have got to solve the national question before we can solve the Socialist question." It was not a large nor a terribly focussed society, however.
	www.mucjs.org /EXHIBITION/9otherformszion.html (432 words)

	con1
		The beginnings of the Poale Zion Organization in America were quite modest.
		There were many differences of opinion and variations of nuance among them but they were all united in their general approach to the Jewish problem, in the social and economic principles underlying that approach and in the general lines of the solution to the problem.
		The Poale Zion organization in America is to aid its sister Poale Zion organization in Russia.
	www.louisville.edu /a-s/english/subcultures/zionism/con1.html (885 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Ber Borochov (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Borochov insisted that eh was a Social Democrat, but Borochov's Left Poale Zion followers continued to vigorously advocate class struggle both in Palestine and eastern Europe, supporting the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.
		The Poale Zion movement split into left and right factions, which have evolved into the modern Israeli Labour Party and Meretz.
		Borochov insisted that he was a Social Democrat, but Borochov's Left Poale Zion followers continued to vigorously advocate class struggle both in Palestine and eastern Europe, supporting the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Ber-Borochov (1168 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Labour Zionism (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The main vehicle of the Labor Zionist movement was the Poale Zion party which split into a Left Poale Zion and Right Poale Zion factions.
		The Left Poale Zion party ultimately merged with Hashomer Hatzair to become the Mapam party, which in turn later joined with other parties to create Meretz and Yachad.
		The Right Poale Zion became the Mapai party, later the Israeli Labour Party.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Labour-Zionism (440 words)

	Labor Zionism - TheBestLinks.com - Britain, Germany, Israel, Israeli Defence Force, ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The main vehicle of the Labour Zionist movement was the Poale Zion party which split into a Left Poale Zion and Right Poale Zion factions.
		The Left Poale Zion party ultimately merged with Hashomer Hatzair to become the Mapam party, (later Meretz) while the Right Poale Zion became the Mapai party (later the Israeli Labor Party).
		These two parties were initially the two largest parties in the Yishuv and in the first Israeli Knesset and the Mapai/Labour Party in particular dominated Israeli politics both in the pre-independence Yishuv and for the first three decades of the state of Israel.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Labor_Zionism.html (406 words)

	con1
		There were many differences of opinion and variations of nuance among them but they were all united in their general approach to the Jewish problem, in the social and economic principles underlying that approach and in the general lines of the solution to the problem.
		The Poale Zion organization in America is to aid its sister Poale Zion organization in Russia.
		For direction and action in all matters pertaining to the territorialist question all the territorialist branches were to have their own central committee: all the other branches were to have theirs for their specific work in behalf of Palestine.
	louisville.edu /a-s/english/subcultures/zionism/con1.html (0 words)

	Dov Ber Borochov
		In 1906 in Poltava Borochov was one of the organisers of the founding conference of the Jewish Workers social Democratic Party Poale Zion.
		The prime difficulty of the Poale Zion programme is that it demands of the Jewish worker, who supports it, to be thoroughly convinced that the social programme of the Diaspora and the national programme of Palestine are not only beautiful ideals, but also objective possibilities.
		Not every Poale Zionist need thoroughly master the Socialist, the Poale Zion, or anti-Poale Zion literature; nor need he necessarily be an expert in all questions pertaining to the Socialist Movement of each nation and the Poale Zion Movement of each country.
	www.wzo.org.il /doingzionism/resources/view.asp?id=1343 (2194 words)

	convention2
		They were strictly Marxian in their approach and had serious objection to what seemed to them to be a break-down in strict socialist thinking and terminology on the part of the party as manifested in the Baltimore Program.
		This decision was in keeping with the unflinching stand which the Poale Zion took in favor of extreme emphasis upon the practical tasks of building up Palestine.
		To further the implementation of this stand it was felt that direct accurate information as to the conditions among the Jewish workers in Palestine, as to their needs, as to the type of workers required by the country was most essential.
	www.louisville.edu /a-s/english/subcultures/zionism/convention2.html (454 words)

	TWENTY FIVE YEARS
		The struggle which the Poale Zion had to wage for a position in American Jewish life is well-known.
		Their attitude toward Zionism was simply "hatred of Zion." This is not the place to discuss the reasons— principally psychological—which led to such a development.
		For almost a generation, the Poale Zion was forced to conduct a sharp battle against the leaders of the Jewish socialist movement, who interpreted socialism to mean opposition to Zionism.
	www.habonimdror.org /resources/arise%20and%20build/Twenty-five%20Years%20of%20Habonim.htm (1891 words)

	Dr. Izhak Ze'ev Yunis: The Old Home Town: Chapter 15
		When elections were held for the City Council, he was elected as a representative of "Po'ale Zion" and the progressive sector of the population.
		The participation of "Poale Zion" was enlarged by the election of Bezalel Szapik and Simha Galant.
		In Meyer's time, the bonds between the Jewish workers parties, "Poale Zion" (Z.S.) and the "Bund" and the Polish Workers party (P.P.S.) became closer.
	www.zchor.org /MLAW15.HTM (1527 words)

	Political Movement - Zionism - Labor Zionism - Jewish Reference: People, Places, and All Things Jewish
		The main vehicle of the Labor Zionist movement was the Poale Zion party which split into a Left Poale Zion and Right Poale Zion factions.
		The Left Poale Zion party ultimately merged with Hashomer Hatzair to become the Mapam party, which in turn later joined with other parties to create Meretz and Yachad.
		The Right Poale Zion became the Mapai party, later the Israeli Labour Party.
	www.jewishreference.com /political-zionism-laborzionism.html (0 words)

	Labor Zionism Encyclopedia Information @ FolkArtMuseum.com (Folk Art Museum) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The main vehicle of the Labor Zionist movement was the Poale Zion party which split into left and right factions in 1920.
		The Left Poale Zion party ultimately merged with Hashomer Hatzair and several small left-wing groups to become the Mapam party, which in turn later joined with other parties to create Meretz and Yachad.
		With the decline of socialist movements generally, the destruction of European Jewry and the ascent of North American Jews into the middle class, the Labor Zionist movement has moved away from its working class and socialist roots.
	www.folkartmuseum.com /encyclopedia/Labor_Zionism (936 words)

	144 Erobringen af det tomme land
		Allerede på det zionistiske arbejderparti Poale Zions første kongresser, begge i 1906, i Ramla og Jaffa, kom modsætningerne i partiet om det »arabiske spørgsmål« fordagen.
		Jitschak Ben Zwi, på daværende tidspunkt Poale Zions chefideolog og senere præsident for Israel, sammenfattede i 1913 »moralisternes,, tvivl: »Hvordan kan vi forene og forbinde principperne om den internationale proletariske solidaritet med den nationale konkurrence med araberne, tanken om erobring af arbejdet med socialismen.
		Venstrefløjen i Poale Zion, der orienterede sig imod den kommunistiske internationale og vendte sig imod et samarbejde med den (borgerlige) zionistiske verdensorganisation og den britiske kolonimagt trådte i 1919 ud af partiet.
	www.danpal.dk /index.php?doc=144 (3136 words)

	Eli Who - Adolescence
		In the USA, the Labor Zionists ("Poale Zion") were a nearly but not quite Marxist Socialist movement with two factions: those who followed the ideas of Nahum Syrkin and "came to socialism through Zionism", and the followers of Ber Borochov who "came to Zionism through socialism".
		The members of Poale Zion in the USA were deeply idealistic intellectuals, mostly workers and petty shopkeepers, tailors, dry cleaners, that sort of thing.
		The youth movement of Poale Zion (the Zionist-Socialist movement that was MAPAI in Palestine, led by David BenGurion), Habonim was a functionally autonomous youth movement in the USA.
	www.avirr.com /eli/eli-adolescence.html (4848 words)

	Stockholm 1917 - Dokumente
		Sitzung des Holländisch-skandinavischen Komitees mit der Delegation von Poale Zion, 26.
		Erklärung der Delegation von Poale Zion auf der Sitzung mit dem Holländisch-skandinavischen Komitee am 26.
		Pressekommuniqué zur Sitzung des Holländisch-skandinavischen Komitees mit der Delegation von Poale Zion am 26.
	labourhistory.net /stockholm1917/documents (0 words)

	Lenni Brenner: Zionism in the Age of the Dictators (Glossary)
		Left Poale Zion – Labour Zionist splinter grouping with a strong Yiddishist orientation.
		Poale Zion (Workers of Zion) - Labour Zionists.
		Zion Mule Corp – Zionist unit with British Army in the First World War.
	www.marxists.de /middleast/brenner/glossary.htm (0 words)

	Poale Zion
		Poale Zion is een zionistische vereniging, aangesloten bij de FNZ.
		De vereniging is ook aangesloten bij de World Labor Zionist Movement (Avoda) en de World Union Meretz.
		Poale Zion bezet op grond van de laatste verkiezingen een van de drie Nederlandse mandaten naar het Wereld-Zionisten Congres.
	www.poale-zion.nl (0 words)

	That's Funny You Don't Look Anti-Semitic - The Left Returns to Zion
		Indeed Poale Zion, the pro-zionist Jewish workers party, has long been affiliated to the Labour Party, but it is simply a myth to regard the Labour leadership as having a genuine commitment to zionism.
		Anti-zionism without Zion has the same transcendental qualities as anti-semitism without Jews; it has no necessary relationship to anything a real zionist, or real Jew is doing.
		Again, in the 1935 general election a policy statement was issued by the Central Committee of Poale Zion emphasising the need for the Labour Party to join with Poale Zion in the struggle against fascism and anti-semitism (see essay by Knowles in collection of pieces on Racism edited by Robert Miles).
	www.engageonline.org.uk /ressources/funny/chap3.html (6843 words)

	Brest Lit(owsk) , Belarus [pages 477-479]
		In 1913 the Poale Zion headquarters in Krakow established the Brisk/Pinsk committee, of which I was a member.
		The influence of the Left Poale Zion was also evident in the professional circles – they had control of the trade's employees, and they also had great influence over the sewing and tailoring professions, the metal workers and locksmiths, and all the building trades.
		The Bund and the Poale Zion had differing opinions on the contents of the curriculum and how it should be taught and after a year, the school was disbanded.
	www.jewishgen.org /yizkor/Brest2/bre477.html (882 words)

	Resources and articles on (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Moderation or escalation -these were the two basic alternatives in the entwined domains of foreign and defense policies confronting Israel's leadership immediately after the historic and bloody victory in the War of Independence in 1948-1949, and that have confronted government after government unceasingly to this very day.
		It is impossible to appreciate the real meaning of "Zion" so long as one regards it as simply one of many other national concepts.
		The concept of emergence from the Diaspora and return to Zion found expression in his book "Der Judenstaat" or "The Jewish State", which was written in 1896.
	www.doingzionism.org.il /resources/expand_subject.asp?id=70 (3650 words)

	Port Cities: - Merseyside Jewish Community Archives
		One of the earliest Zionist societies in Liverpool was the provincial ‘tent’ (branch) of Chovevi Zion (Lovers of Zion) established in July 1891. The Liverpool Chovevi Zion (296 CHO) received the support of prominent members of the community including Samuel Friedberg (later Frampton), minister of the Old Hebrew Congregation from 1891 to 1932.
		It was essentially a philanthropic organisation whose aim was to support financially Eastern European pioneers who settled in Palestine.
		The aims of the Zionist movement changed as support for gradual colonisation was replaced with the commitment to the idea of a Jewish State. Following the first Zionist Congress in 1897 there was intense Zionist activity in Liverpool.
	www.mersey-gateway.org /server.php?show=ConNarrative.133&chapterId=905 (202 words)

	Dia-pozytyw: DICTIONARY
		The first group, Poale Zion, was founded in 1897 in Minsk; it was then active in the pale of settlement, in Austria (beginning in 1904), and in the United States.
		In 1906, the All-Russian Jewish Socialist Party Poale Zion, also active in the Polish lands, was founded at the congress in Poltawa (Poltava).
		(Mizrachi was to disband by December 1, 1949; Hitachdut by December 20, 1949; Ichud by January 1, 1950; and Poale Zion by February 1, 1950.) Jewish parties in Poland ceased to exist, and most of their leadership emigrated in fear of persecution.
	www.diapozytyw.pl /en/site/slownik_terminow/partie (1770 words)

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