During his sojourn in Italy and Switzerland, this man served as a foreign correspondent for several newspapers in his homeland, signing his dispatches with the pseudonym "Altalena."
During his sojourn in Italy and Switzerland, this man served as a foreign correspondent for several newspapers in his homeland, signing his dispatches with the pseudonym "Altalena." This man wrote an editorial in which he expressed pride in having been a member of the group that formulated the Helsingfors Program, and noted that "every indigenous people will resist alien settlers;" that editorial was called "The Iron Wall." This subject of a recent biography by Hillel Halkin opposed Herzl's "Uganda Plan," as a delegate from Odessa to the Sixth (*) Zionist Congress and died of a heart attack while visiting New York to recruit soldiers to aid Britain in World War II. This editor of the Doar Hayom Hebrew weekly founded the Betar movement in Riga and with Joseph Trumpeldor co-founded the Jewish Legion; until his death, this man also headed the Irgun, founded on his principles of Revisionist Zionism. For 10 points, identify this Odessa-born Zionist leader who changed his name from "Vladimir" to "Ze'ev."
During his sojourn in Italy and Switzerland, this man served as a foreign correspondent for several newspapers in his homeland, signing his dispatches with the pseudonym "Altalena."
Vladimir Yevgenyevich (or Ze'ev) Jabotinsky