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Nordau

[ nawr-dou ]

noun

  1. Max Si·mon [mahks , zee, -mawn], 1849–1923, Hungarian author, physician, and leader in the Zionist movement.


Nordau

/ ˈɔ岹 /

noun

  1. NordauMax Simon18491923MGermanHungarianWRITING: authorPOLITICS: Zionist leader Max Simon (maks ˈziːmɔn), original name Max Simon Südfeld. 1849–1923, German author, born in Hungary; a leader of the Zionist movement
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One of the big books of 1892 was “Degeneration,” whose author, Max Nordau, was Hungarian but lived most of his life in Paris.

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Max, the only Nordau, stands in silent pride.

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Nordau speeds his way, as from the box-office comes the chink of silver.

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They are the two Maxes—Nordau and Birnbaum.

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Says Nordau: "Isn't that Bernard in the booking-office?"

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