Begrafenisstoet voor de herbegrafenis van Theodor Herzl, Wenen 1949 Possibly 1949

This black and white photograph, taken by the Keystone Press Agency in 1949, captures the somber atmosphere of the reburial procession for Theodor Herzl in Vienna. The image shows a large crowd of people, many holding umbrellas, as they follow the coffin draped in a white sheet. The photo is a poignant reminder of Herzl’s legacy as the father of modern Zionism and the impact of his ideas on the Jewish community in the aftermath of World War II. The image is a powerful example of photojournalism, capturing a significant historical moment with sensitivity and detail.