THE MACCABAEAN
Nordau Zionist SocietyFifteen Years Old
In October, 1902, a group of young men headed by Mr. Morris Margulies, organized the Nordau Zionist Society. October, 1917, finds the Nordau Zionist Society an organization of seventy-five men and women, and one of the most active and most influential Zionist organizations in New York. For any organization to exist fifteen years in succession and with reasonable assurance of continuing to exist and to function as long as it will be necessary for Zionist societies to exist, is quite an accomplishment. True enough, the Nordau Zionist Society experienced all the trials and tribulations of the ordinarv society composed of the young element. The path ofthe society was not alwavs strewn with roses.
and very often followed a zigzag course. But the organization survived all these pangs of development, and is now, as it has been for some time, on a sure and solid footing.
A brief retrospect into the life and activities of the N. Z. S. shows that this society was the first to draw its membership from the public schools. Zionism as well as Jewish matters in general, were then foreign to the Jewish boy attending high school. The N. Z. S. was the first organization of its kind to foster the Jewish spirit among those boys. As a means of doing that, the N. Z. S. conducted a series of lectures in the Educational Alliance where the youth of the East Side were instructed by some of the most prominent Jews in the city.
As the N. Z. S. became stronger and more mature, it began to participate in the
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