Von Basel bis zum Kibbuz Lehavot Habaschan
Der Lebensweg eines sozialistischen Zionisten
By (author) Heini Bornstein Edited by Heiko Haumann
Hardback (Published)
(June 2015)
ISBN: 9783412223519
6.46 x 9.33 inches
Price: $74.00
On back order
Heini Bornstein erinnert sich an sein bewegtes Leben. 1920 in Basel geboren, wurde er bald in der sozialistisch-zionistischen Jugendbewegung Haschomer Hazair aktiv. Wahrend der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus wirkte er bei Hilfsaktionen fur bedrohte Juden und der Bildung eines Verbindungsnetzes mit judischen Untergrund- und Widerstandsgruppen mit. 1947 wanderte er mit seiner Frau nach Palastina aus. Seiner sozialistischen und zionistischen Weltanschauung blieb er treu. Einpragsam schildert er seine Erlebnisse als Teilnehmer zahlreicher Zionistischer Weltkongresse, seine Aktivitaten in zentralen zionistischen Organen und auf Auslandsmissionen, seine Begegnungen mit vielen interessanten Personlichkeiten sowie nicht zuletzt seine Tatigkeiten im Kibbuz Lehavot Habaschan, den er mit aufgebaut hat.
- By (author) Heini Bornstein
- Edited by Heiko Haumann
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