Nahum Sokolov u Zagrebu [18. mart 1928.]

Abstract

O poseti predsednika egzekutive Svetske cionističke organizacije gospodina Nahuma Sokolova Kraljevini S.H.S. u mesecu martu 1928. godine pisale su brojne lokalne i jevrejske novine. Tom prilikom on je posetio Beograd 9. marta, Sarajevo 14. marta, i Zagreb 18. marta 1928. godine. Jevrejske novine „Jevrejski glas“ donele su posebne priloge o poseti svakom od tih gradova. Prilikom njegove posete Zagrebu pisale su: „U nedelju, 18. marta ov. g. u jutro, brzim vlakom iz Bos. Broda stigao je predsjednik Egzekutive Svjetske Cijonističke Organizacije, uz pratnju svog sekretara gđice dr. Sokolov, iz Sarajeva u Zagreb. Na željezničkoj stanici dočekalo je uzvišenog gosta veliko mnoštvo zagrebačkog jevrejskog i nejevrejskog građanstva koje je željno iščekivalo dolazak cijonističkog prvaka i jevrejskog nacijonalnog vođe. Među prisutnima isticali su se izaslanici svih jevrejskih društava i ustanova i mnogobrojna omladina. Od voza do čekaonice priredila je oduševljena omladina gostima špalir“.

About the visit of the executive president of the World Zionist Organization, Mr. Nahum Sokolov, to the Kingdom of S.H.S. in March 1928, numerous local and Jewish newspapers wrote. On that occasion, he visited Belgrade on March 9, Sarajevo on March 14, and Zagreb on March 18, 1928. The Jewish newspaper "Jevrejski glas" (Jewish voice) had special features about the visit to each of those cities. They wrote during his visit to Zagreb: "On Sunday, March 18 this year, in the morning, the president of the Executive of the World Zionist Organization Dr. Sokolov accompanied by his secretary, arrived from Bosanski Brod by high-speed train Sarajevo-Zagreb. At the railway station, the prominent guest was welcomed by a large crowd of Zagreb's Jewish and non-Jewish citizens who eagerly awaited the arrival of the Zionist Jewish national leader. Delegates from all Jewish societies and institutions and many young people stood out among those present. From the train to the waiting room, the enthusiastic youth welcomed the guests".