Jewish Socialist Democratic Workers' Party Poale Zion

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Jewish Socialist Democratic Workers' Party Poale Zion
Party leader Dow Ber Borochow (1906-)
Salomon Goldelman (1917)
founding 1906
Place of foundation Poltava
resolution 1928
newspaper Evrejskaja rabotschaja chronika (1906–1907)
Molot (1906–1907)
Dos Yidische Arbeterwort (1906–1907)
The proletarian thought (1906–1907)
Forwerts (1906–1907)
Dos wort (1914)
Alignment socialist zionist
Number of members 1906: 16,000
1909: 400
1917 (February): 2,500
1917 (center): 12,000-16,000

The Jewish Socialist Democratic Workers' Party "Poalei Tsion" (usually called the Jewish Social Democratic Workers' Party "Poale Zion" , after 1922 the Jewish Communist Workers' Party ) was a Zionist party in the Russian Empire , then in Ukraine and Poland from 1906 to 1928/1950. She was part of the Poale Zion Movement .

history

In 1906 the party was founded at a congress in Poltava .

Since 1917, representatives of the party participated in the government of the newly independent Ukrainian People's Republic . In 1919 some of the members founded the Jewish Communist Party Poale Zion .

In 1928 it was dissolved in the Soviet Union , in Poland it existed until 1950.

literature

  • Mario Keßler : The Comintern and the Poale Zion 1919 to 1922 - A failed synthesis of communism and Zionism , in: Work - Movement - History , Issue II / 2017, pp. 15-30.
  • Jan Rybak: Socialist Zionism in the European Revolution 1917 to 1923: Contradictions of Emancipatory Identities , in: Work - Movement - History , Volume II / 2017, pp. 31–48.
  • Orel Beilinson: Judaism, Islam and the Russian Revolution: Considerations from the perspective of comparative history , in: Work - Movement - History , Issue II / 2017, pp. 65–85.

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