While renown journalist and somewhat a successful writer, Theodor Herzl is lonely, engulfed in a bourgeoise life. He will soon create his own destiny. Support the showPar Patrice Quemoun

In 1895, Theodor Herzl is an assimilated Austrian Jew, the press correspondent in Paris of the very influential Viennese newspaper “Neue Freie Presse”, a somewhat successful writer, a husband and father of three children. He may appear, at 35 years old, to have acquired certain social success. This, however, is only a facade. The “Jewish question” …