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Ber Borochov oder Ber Borochow, auch Borokhov und Boruchow war Mitbegründer des sozialistisch-zionistischen Weltverbandes der Poʿalei Zion, der Gründer der Jüdischen Sozialdemokratischen Arbeiterpartei „Poʿalei Zion“ sowie einer der ersten Vertreter der noch jungen Jiddistik.
Dov Ber Borochov (Russian: Дов-Бер Борохов; 3 July 1881 – 17 December 1917) was a Marxist Zionist and one of the founders of the Labor Zionist movement. He was also a pioneer in the study of the Yiddish language.
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- Lyuba Borochov
- Founder of the Labor Zionist movement
- Gymnasium (school)
Analysing data on the merging Jewish proletariat of Russia, Borochov found that in the process of capitalistic development increasingly larger numbers of Jewish people are drawn into the proletarian class.
(also Borochov, Borochow, Boruchow; 1881–1917), pivotal thinker and scholar who in his short life of 36 years founded two distinct fields: Labor Zionism and Yiddish studies. He played the dual roles of theoretician and primary activist in both.
A scholar of the Jewish people's history, economic structure, language and culture, Borochov—who was largely self-educated—was a brilliant analyst whose main theoretical contribution was the synthesis of class struggle and nationalism at a time when Marxist theory rejected all nationalism—particularly Jewish nationalism. He viewed the ...
Summary. In contrast to Zhitlovsky and Syrkin, whose ideologies had been largely shaped by the drama of 1881–2, Ber Borochov underwent the decisive political experience of his life in the crisis of 1903–7. They had been born in the late 1860s; he was born in 1881 and belonged to a new generation.
14. Juni 2007 · Ber Borochov (1881–1917), the Marxist Zionist revolutionary who founded the political party Poyle Tsien (Workers of Zion), was also one of the key theoreticians of Yiddish scholarship. His landmark 1913 essay, “The Tasks of Yiddish Philology,” was his first contribution to the field and crowned him as its chief ideologue ...
