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Theodor Herzl

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Date of Birth: 2 May, 1860

Place of Birth: Pest, Kingdom of Hungary, Austrian Empire

Date of Death: 3 July, 1904

Place of Death: Reichenau an der Rax, Austria-Hungary

Ethnicity: Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish

Theodor Herzl was an Austro-Hungarian Jewish journalist, playwright, political activist, and writer. He is known for establishing modern political Zionism, and is known as the father of the State of Israel. He founded the Zionist Organization and promoted a Jewish state.

Herzl was the son of Jeanette Johanna (Diamant) and Jakob/Jacob Herzl. His father was born in Belgrade, Zemun, Central Serbia, Serbia. His mother was born in Budapest. He was married to Julie Naschauer, until his death. The couple had three children. His daughter “Trude” was murdered in the Holocaust with her husband Richard Neumann, in the Theresienstadt concentration camp in 1943.

Theodor’s paternal grandfather was Simon Leib/Loeb Herzl (the son of Leopold Judah Herzl/Löbl Herzl and Verrana Frummet Herzl). Simon was born in Zemun, City of Belgrade, Serbia. Leopold was the son of Naphtali Tzvi Herzl. Verrana was the daughter of Moshe Herzl and Rivka Simon.

Theodor’s paternal grandmother was Rebecca/Regina Bielitz (the daughter of Jakob Bielitz/Biliz and Sara Feischel). Sara was the daughter of Enoch Feischel and Theresia Falio.

Theodor’s maternal grandfather was Hermann Diamant (the son of Wolf Diamant and Charlotte/Sarolta/Lotty Scheindl Haber). Hermann was born in Pest, Hungary. Wolf was the son of Josef Isak Diamant, who was born in Špačince/Spatzing/Spatznitz, Ispáca Spacza, Trnava, Nitra, Slovakia. Charlotte was the daughter of Wolf Haber.

Theodor’s maternal grandmother was Johanna Katharina Abeles (the daughter of Loeb Herz Abeles and Theresia). Johanna was born in Pest. Leob was born in Mikulov/Nikolsburg, Czech Republic. Theresia was born in Nikolsburg, Mikulov, Břeclav District, South Moravian Region.

Source: Genealogy of Theodor Herzl – https://www.geni.com


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