=Hernish, Stanislav=, Polish-Jewish patriot, II 105 refutes Polish attacks upon Jews, II 109 =Hershel=, Ostropoler. See Ostropoler =Hershko=, name of Jewish "arendar," I 266 =Hertzen, Alexander=, liberal Russian writer, describes sufferings of cantonists, II 24 f influences Russian-Jewish _intelligenzia_, II 207 =Herzl, Theodor=, aroused by Dreyfus Affair, III 42 f publishes _Judenstaat_, III 43 compared with _Pinsker_, III 43 revives hopes of _Hobebe Zion_, III 43 f speeches of, discussed in Russia, III 47 author of _Altneuland_, III 48 visit of, to Russia, III 82 ff negotiates with Plehve, III 83 f; and Lamsdorff, III 84 greeted enthusiastically by Russian Zionist, III 84 criticized by non-Zionists, III 84 lays Uganda project before Sixth Zionist Congress, III 84 death of, mourned by Seventh Zionist Congress, III 144 =Hetman=, name explained, I 143, 192, 250 head of Cossacks, I 143 Khmelnitzki elected to post of, I 144 H. of Lithuania sends instructions to Kahal of Brest, I 192 H. of Little Russia pleads for admission of Jews, I 250, 260 =Hezekiah=, king of Khazars, I 26 =Hirsch, Baron Maurice=, II 413 proposes to establish arts and crafts schools in Russia, II 415 proposal of, declined by Russian Government, II 415 representatives of, offer Pobyedonostzev large contribution, II 415 applies funds intended for Russia to schools in Galicia, II 416 sends expedition to Argentina, II 416 sends Arnold White to Russia, II 416 ff founds Jewish Colonization Association, II 414, 419 obtains permission of Russian Government to regulate emigration, II 420 issues appeal, warning against emigration, II 420 scheme of, results in failure, II 421, III 10 =Hirsh Kaidanover=, see Kaidanover =Hirshovich, Abraham=, Polish court broker, submits project of Jewish reforms to King Stanislav Augustus, I 284 =Historiography=, Jewish, in Russia, III 65 =Hobebe Zion=, see Zionism =Hollaenderski=, Polish-Jewish patriot and writer, lives as exile in Paris, II 109 =Holland=, Peter the Great in, I 246 Antonio Sanchez, Russian court physician, invited from, I 258 See Amsterdam =Horodno=, Nehman of, disciple of Besht, I 227 =Homel= (government of Moghilev), massacre under Khmelnitzki at (1648), I 149 pogrom at (1903), III 87 ff self-defence organized by Jews of, III 87 f pogrom at, condoned by governor of Moghilev, III 89 misrepresented in official documents, III 89 described as act of revenge by Jews, III 101 tried by Russian court, III 101 ff Jewish community of, signs petition for equal rights, III 108 =Horowitz, Isaiah=, Cabalist, author of _Sheloh_, I 135