Hans' nephew by Margarite, Stephan (Norman), the Last Herzl, was the only Herzl to have been a Zionist and to have visited Mandate Palestine. Though having been a British WWII military officer, he was denied reentry to Mandate Palestine by the British afraid of possible Jewish leader returning. Norman, despondent at his inability of helping the Jewish survivors of the Holocaust languishing in the DP camps, committed suicide November 1946. He was buried in Washington D.C. and forgotten. December 2010, Stephan was disinterred and reburied on Mt. Herzl in the Plot for Zionist Leaders near Hans.
Hans' nephew by Margarite, Stephan (Norman), the Last Herzl, was the only Herzl to have been a Zionist and to have visited Mandate Palestine. Though having been a British WWII military officer, he was denied reentry to Mandate Palestine by the British afraid of possible Jewish leader returning. Norman, despondent at his inability of helping the Jewish survivors of the Holocaust languishing in the DP camps, committed suicide November 1946. He was buried in Washington D.C. and forgotten. December 2010, Stephan was disinterred and reburied on Mt. Herzl in the Plot for Zionist Leaders near Hans.