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Ahad Ha-am

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ahad Ha-am [Heb.,=One of the People], 1856-1927, Jewish thinker and Zionist leader, b. Ukraine. Originally named Asher Ginzberg, he adopted his pen name when he published his first and highly controversial essay, "The Wrong Way" (1889), in which he criticized those who sought immediate settlement in Palestine, advocating instead Jewish cultural education as the basis for building a strong people for later settlement. After a traditional Hasidic upbringing, he acquired a broad secular education studying philosophy and literature in five languages (Russian, German, French, English, and Latin).... Read more
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Ahad Haam
...Wisotsky Tea Company, first in Odessa and from 1907 in London. Ahad Haam visited Palestine five times and in 1922 permanently...speculations. In 1927 he died and was buried in Tel Aviv. Ahad Haam was an original and penetrating thinker. He was one...well within the realm of the possible. The influence of ... Read more

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