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Beschreibung : [ Judaica ] A Pilgrimage to Palestine By Harry Emerson Fosdick. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1933 332 pages. 20.5cm. Fosdick 1878- 1969, liberal Protestant minister, teacher, and author, who was pastor of the interdenominational Riverside Church in New York City 1926-46, preacher on the National Vespers nationwide radio program 1926-46, and a central figure in the Protestant liberal- fundamentalist controversies during the 1920s see Encyclopedia Britannica. Original red colored binding with gold lettering on the cover and spine. Folded 25cm colorful map of the Holy Land and Great Sea, including Egypt and Sinai printed on glossy paper. A chart with the Approximate dates for Palestine beginning with the End of the Paleolithic age and concluding with The British seize of Jerusalem in 1917 appears on page xiii, at the beginning of the book. This book the author writes in his foreword reports the successive eras of Palestine's story from the Hebrew at Sinai to the modern Zionists... Fosdick speaks of the motives that have made Zionism so kindling to Jewish imagination: The long cherished dream of restoration to their ancient homeland has become the more alluring to Jewish people as the hardships of their life elsewhere, their confinement in European ghettoes, their persecutions and pogroms, have shut against them other doors of hope. The treatment of Jews in Christendom makes one of the most appalling stories of truculence and bigotry that history knows. Even now for millions of Jews in eastern Europe life is hardly tolerable. The author, however, is aware of the growing conflict between Zionist aspirations and those of the Arab population: Zionism to the Jew is an idealistic movement, seen from the Arab side it is predatory, and one who gains entree to the Arabs' confidence will hear bitter words expressing their desire to convert the Jewish national home into the Jewish national cemetery.
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