Herzl,
Theodor 1860-1904; Austrian writer, born in Hungary: founder of Zionism
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(hĕrtˈsəl), Theodor 1860-1904.
Hungarian-born Austrian founder of Zionism. As a correspondent during the Alfred Dreyfus affair, he determined that the solution to anti-Semitism was the establishment of a Jewish national state. He founded the Zionist World Congress in 1897.