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British banker and zoologist ( 1868-1937 ) The Right Honourable The Lord Rothschild FRS Member of Parliament for Aylesbury In office 6 January 1899 - 10 January 1910 Preceded by Ferdinand James von Rothschild Succeeded by Lionel Nathan de Rothschild Personal details Born Lionel Walter Rothschild 8 February 1868 London , England Died 27 August 1937( 1937-08-27 ) ( aged 69 ) Tring , Hertfordshire , England Political party Liberal Unionist Conservative ( after 1912 ) Relatives Rothschild Family Education University of Bonn Magdalen College , Cambridge Occupation * Banker * Politician * Zoologist * Soldier Military service Allegiance United Kingdom Branch/service Territorial Army Rank Major Lionel Walter Rothschild , 2nd Baron Rothschild , Baron de Rothschild , FRS ( 8 February 1868 - 27 August 1937 ) was a British banker , politician , zoologist , and soldier , who was a member of the Rothschild family . As a Zionist leader , he was presented with the Balfour Declaration , which pledged British support for a Jewish national home in Mandatory Palestine . Rothschild was the president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews from 1925 to 1926 . Early life Walter Rothschild was born in London as the eldest son and heir of Emma Louise von Rothschild and Nathan Rothschild , 1st Baron Rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international Rothschild financial dynasty and the first Jewish peer in England . The eldest of three children , Walter was deemed to have delicate health and was educated at home . As a young man , he travelled in Europe , attending the University of Bonn for a year before entering Magdalene College , Cambridge . In 1889 , leaving Cambridge after two years , he was required to go into the family banking business to study finance . At the age of seven , he declared that he would run a zoological museum and , as a child , he collected insects , butterflies , and other animals . Among his pets at the family home in Tring Park were kangaroos and exotic birds . As a boy , Rothschild was once dragged off his horse and assaulted by workmen while on a hunting ride near Tring , an experience he attributed to antisemitism . At 21 , he reluctantly went to work at the family bank , N M Rothschild & Sons in London . He worked there from 1889 to 1908 . He evidently lacked any interest or ability in the financial profession , but it was not until 1908 , at the age of 40 , that he was finally allowed to give it up . However , his parents established a zoological museum as a compensation and footed the bill for expeditions all over the world to seek out animals . Rothschild was 6 ft 3 in ( 1.91 m ) tall , suffered from a speech impediment , and was very shy , but he had his photograph taken riding on a giant tortoise and drove a carriage harnessed to four zebras to Buckingham Palace to prove that zebras could be tamed . Though he never married , Rothschild had two mistresses , one of whom bore him a daughter . Olga Alice Muriel Rothschild who would marry Richard Yarde-Buller , 4th Baron Churston and be Baroness Churston ^ : 98 Zoological career See also : Category:Taxa named by Walter Rothschild Rothschild with his famed zebra ( Equus quagga ) carriage , which he drove to Buckingham Palace to demonstrate the tame character of zebras to the public Lord Rothschild on a giant tortoise Rothschild studied zoology at Magdalene College , Cambridge . Meeting Albert Günther sparked his interest in the taxonomy of birds and butterflies . Although Rothschild himself travelled and collected in Europe and North Africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at Cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . He also hired taxidermists , a librarian , and , most importantly , professional scientists to work with him to curate and write up the resulting collections : Ernst Hartert , for birds , from 1892 until his retirement at the age of 70 in 1930 and Karl Jordan for entomology , from 1893 until Rothschild 's death in 1937 . At its largest , Rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . They formed the largest zoological collection ever amassed by a private individual . The Rothschild giraffe ( Giraffa camelopardalis rothschildi ) , a subspecies with five ossicones instead of two , was named after him . Another 153 insects , 58 birds , 17 mammals , three fish , three spiders , two reptiles , one millipede , and one worm also carry his name . Rothschild opened his private museum in 1892 . It housed one of the largest natural history collections in the world and was open to the public . In 1932 , he was forced to sell the vast majority of his bird collection to the American Museum of Natural History after he had been blackmailed by a former mistress . In 1933 , he was one of eleven people involved in the appeal that led to the foundation of the British Trust for Ornithology ( BTO ) , an organization for the study of birds in the British Isles . On his death in 1937 , his museum and all of its contents were given in his will to the British Museum ( of which the Natural History Museum , London was then a part ) , the greatest accession that the institution has ever received . The Walter Rothschild Zoological Museum at Tring is now a division of the Natural History Museum . Following a visit to Hungary in 1902 , Rothschild brought six live edible dormice ( Glis glis ) back to Tring . Some of them escaped and started breeding successfully in the wild . They have now become a localized pest over an area of approximately 200 square miles in a triangle between Luton , Aylesbury , and Beaconsfield , and there are estimated to be at least 10,000 of them . Even though considered an invasive species , they are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 . Rothschild was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Giessen in 1898 , was elected a Trustee of the British Museum in 1899 , and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1911 . Political career Rothschild caricatured by Spy for Vanity Fair , 1900 Walter Rothschild was a Liberal Unionist Party Member of Parliament for Aylesbury from 1899 until he retired from politics at the January 1910 general election . Military activities Despite his health , Rothschild served part-time as an officer in a Territorial Army unit , the Royal Buckinghamshire Yeomanry , where he was a captain from July 1902 until he was promoted to major in 1903 , before retiring in 1909 . Zionism and Balfour Declaration Further information : Balfour Declaration As an active Zionist and a close friend of Chaim Weizmann , he worked to formulate the draft declaration for a Jewish homeland in British Mandate-Palestine . On 2 November 1917 , he received a letter from the British foreign secretary , Arthur Balfour , addressed to his London home at 148 Piccadilly . In the letter , the British government declared its support for the establishment in Palestine of " a national home for the Jewish people " . The letter became known as the Balfour Declaration . Peerage Bookplate designed by Charles William Sherborn Walter inherited the British peerage title " Baron Rothschild " from his father Nathan Mayer Rothschild , 1st Baron Rothschild in 1915 . He died in 1937 at Tring Park , Hertfordshire , aged 69 , and was buried in Willesden Jewish Cemetery , London . He had no legitimate children and his younger brother Charles Rothschild had predeceased him , so the title was inherited by his nephew ( Nathaniel Mayer ) Victor Rothschild . Furthermore , he also inherited the title " Baron de Rothschild " ( Freiherr von Rothschild ) of the Austrian nobility , which was an authorized title in the United Kingdom by Warrant of 27 April 1932 . In 1838 , Queen Victoria had authorized the use of this Austrian title in the United Kingdom . Ancestry Ancestors of Walter Rothschild , 2nd Baron Rothschild 8 . Baron Nathan Mayer Rothschild ( = 14 ) 4. Baron Lionel de Rothschild 9 . Hannah Barent Cohen ( = 15 ) 2. Nathan Rothschild , 1st Baron Rothschild 10 . Baron Carl Mayer von Rothschild ( = 12 ) 5. Baroness Charlotte von Rothschild 11 . Adelheid Herz ( = 13 ) 1. Walter Rothschild , 2nd Baron Rothschild 12 . Baron Carl Mayer von Rothschild ( = 10 ) 6 . Baron Mayer Carl von Rothschild 13 . Adelheid Herz ( = 11 ) 3. Baroness Emma von Rothschild 14 . Baron Nathan Mayer Rothschild ( = 8 ) 7 . Baroness Louise von Rothschild 15 . Hannah Barent Cohen ( = 9 )

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british banker [PERSON] and zoologist [PERSON] ( 1868-1937 ) the right honourable the lord rothschild [PERSON] frs [UNKNOWN] member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for aylesbury [PLACE] in office 6 january [PERIOD] 1899 - 10 january [PERIOD] 1910 preceded by ferdinand james von rothschild [PERSON] succeeded by lionel nathan de rothschild [PERSON] personal details born lionel walter rothschild [PERSON] 8 february [PERIOD] 1868 london [PLACE] , england [PLACE] died 27 august [PERIOD] 1937( 1937-08-27 ) ( aged 69 ) tring [PLACE] , hertfordshire [PLACE] , england [PLACE] political party liberal unionist conservative [PERSON] ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family [HUMAN GROUP] education university [INSTITUTION] of bonn magdalen college [INSTITUTION] , cambridge occupation [PERSON] * banker [PERSON] * politician [PERSON] * zoologist [PERSON] * soldier [UNKNOWN] military service allegiance united kingdom [PLACE] branch/service territorial army [HUMAN GROUP] rank major [RANK] lionel walter rothschild [PERSON] , 2nd baron rothschild [PERSON] , baron de rothschild [PERSON] , frs [UNKNOWN] ( 8 february [PERIOD] 1868 - 27 august [PERIOD] 1937 ) was a british banker [PERSON] , politician [PERSON] , zoologist [PERSON] , and soldier [UNKNOWN] , who was a member [PERSON] of the rothschild family [HUMAN GROUP] . as a zionist [PERSON] leader [PERSON] , he was presented with the balfour declaration [PERSON] , which pledged british support [SET] for a jewish national home [PLACE] in mandatory palestine [PLACE] . rothschild [PERSON] was the president [PERSON] of the board [BODY] of deputies [PERSON] of british jews [PERSON] from 1925 to 1926 . early life walter rothschild [PERSON] [PERSON] was born in london [PLACE] as the eldest [PLACE] son [PERSON] and heir [PERSON] of emma louise von rothschild [PERSON] and nathan rothschild [PERSON] , 1st baron rothschild [PERSON] , an immensely wealthy financier [PERSON] of the international rothschild [PERSON] financial dynasty [GROUP] and the first jewish peer [PERSON] in england [PLACE] . the eldest [PLACE] of three children [PERSON] , walter [PERSON] was deemed to have delicate health [PROPERTY] and was educated at home [PLACE] . as a young man [PERSON] , he travelled in europe [PLACE] , attending the university [INSTITUTION] of bonn [INSTITUTION] for a year [PERIOD] before entering magdalene college [INSTITUTION] , cambridge [PERSON] . in 1889 , leaving cambridge [PERSON] after two years [PERIOD] , he was required to go into the family [HUMAN GROUP] banking business [PERSON] to study [STUDY] finance [COGNITIVE STATE] . at the age [PROPERTY] of seven , he declared that he would run a zoological museum [PLACE] and , as a child [PERSON] , he collected insects [INSECT] , butterflies [PERSON] , and other animals [ANIMAL] . among his pets [UNKNOWN] at the family home [PLACE] in tring park [PLACE] were kangaroos and exotic birds [BIRD] . as a boy [PERSON] , rothschild [PERSON] was once dragged off his horse [HORSE] and assaulted by workmen [PERSON] while on a hunting ride [ACT] near tring [PLACE] , an experience [COLLECTION] he attributed to antisemitism [CONCEPT] . at 21 , he reluctantly went to work [ACTIVITY] at the family bank [PLACE] , n m rothschild [PERSON] & sons [PERSON] in london [PLACE] . he worked there from 1889 to 1908 . he evidently lacked any interest [AMOUNT] or ability [ABILITY] in the financial profession [ACT] , but it was not until 1908 , at the age [PROPERTY] of 40 , that he was finally allowed to give it up . however , his parents [PERSON] established a zoological museum [PLACE] as a compensation [ABSTRACT ENTITY] and footed the bill [PERSON] for expeditions [FORCE] all over the world [PLACE] to seek out animals [ANIMAL] . rothschild [PERSON] was 6 ft 3 in ( 1.91 m ) tall , suffered from a speech impediment [UNKNOWN] , and was very shy , but he had his photograph [PERSON] taken riding on a giant tortoise [PERSON] and drove a carriage [ACT] harnessed to four zebras [FISH] to buckingham palace [PERSON] to prove that zebras [FISH] could be tamed . though he never married , rothschild [PERSON] had two mistresses [PERSON] , one of whom bore him a daughter [PERSON] . olga alice muriel rothschild [PERSON] who would marry richard yarde-buller , 4th baron churston [PERSON] and be baroness churston [PERSON] ^ : 98 zoological career [EVENT] see also : category:taxa [UNKNOWN] named by walter rothschild [PERSON] rothschild [PERSON] with his famed zebra [FISH] ( equus quagga [UNKNOWN] ) carriage [ACT] , which he drove to buckingham palace [PERSON] to demonstrate the tame character [EVENT] of zebras [FISH] to the public [UNKNOWN] lord rothschild [PERSON] on a giant tortoise [PERSON] rothschild [PERSON] studied zoology [STUDY] at magdalene college [INSTITUTION] , cambridge [PERSON] . meeting albert [PERSON] günther sparked his interest [AMOUNT] in the taxonomy [COGNITIVE STATE] of birds [BIRD] and butterflies [PERSON] . although rothschild [PERSON] himself travelled and collected in europe [PLACE] and north africa [PLACE] for many years [PERIOD] , his work [ACTIVITY] and health concerns [ACT] limited his range [FUNCTION] , and beginning while at cambridge [PERSON] he employed others [UNKNOWN] ( explorers [PERSON] , professional collectors [ENTITY] , and residents [PERSON] ) to collect for him in remote [ELEMENT] and little-known parts [PART] of the world [PLACE] . he also hired taxidermists [PERSON] , a librarian [PERSON] , and , most importantly , professional scientists [PERSON] to work [ACTIVITY] with him to curate and write up the resulting collections [COLLECTION] : ernst hartert [PERSON] , for birds [BIRD] , from 1892 until his retirement [ACT] at the age [PROPERTY] of 70 in 1930 and karl jordan [PERSON] for entomology [EVENT] , from 1893 until rothschild [PERSON] 's death [EVENT] in 1937 . at its largest , rothschild [PERSON] 's collection [COLLECTION] included 300,000 bird skins [PERSON] , 200,000 birds [BIRD] ' eggs [EVENT] , 2,250,000 butterflies [PERSON] , and 30,000 beetles [PERSON] , as well as thousands [UNKNOWN] of specimens [PERSON] of mammals [UNKNOWN] , reptiles [UNKNOWN] , and fishes [FISH] . they formed the largest zoological collection [COLLECTION] ever amassed by a private individual [PERSON] . the rothschild giraffe [EVENT] ( giraffa [PERSON] camelopardalis rothschildi ) , a subspecies [RANK] with five ossicones [UNKNOWN] instead of two , was named after him . another 153 insects [INSECT] , 58 birds [BIRD] , 17 mammals [UNKNOWN] , three fish [FISH] , three spiders [SPIDER] , two reptiles [UNKNOWN] , one millipede [UNKNOWN] , and one worm also carry his name [NAME] . rothschild [PERSON] opened his private museum [PLACE] in 1892 . it housed one of the largest natural history collections [COLLECTION] in the world [PLACE] and was open to the public [UNKNOWN] . in 1932 , he was forced to sell the vast majority [PERSON] of his bird collection [COLLECTION] to the american museum [PLACE] of natural history [UNIT] after he had been blackmailed by a former mistress [PERSON] . in 1933 , he was one of eleven people [HUMAN GROUP] involved in the appeal [PERSON] that led to the foundation [ACT] of the british trust [TRUST] for ornithology [STUDY] ( bto [UNKNOWN] ) , an organization [INSTITUTION] for the study [STUDY] of birds [BIRD] in the british isles [PERSON] . on his death [EVENT] in 1937 , his museum [PLACE] and all of its contents [LANGUAGE] were given in his will [UNKNOWN] to the british museum [PLACE] ( of which the natural history museum [PLACE] , london [PLACE] was then a part ) , the greatest accession [ACT] that the institution [INSTITUTION] has ever received . the walter rothschild [PERSON] zoological museum [PLACE] at tring [PLACE] is now a division [ACT] of the natural history museum [PLACE] . following a visit [EVENT] to hungary [PLACE] in 1902 , rothschild [PERSON] brought six live edible dormice [UNKNOWN] ( glis glis [UNKNOWN] ) back to tring [PLACE] . some of them escaped and started breeding successfully in the wild [PERSON] . they have now become a localized pest [PERSON] over an area [AREA] of approximately 200 square miles [PLACE] in a triangle [PERSON] between luton [PERSON] , aylesbury [PLACE] , and beaconsfield [PLACE] , and there are estimated to be at least 10,000 of them . even though considered an invasive species [UNKNOWN] , they are protected under the wildlife [ANIMAL] and countryside act [ACT] 1981 . rothschild [PERSON] was awarded an honorary doctorate [PROCESS] by the university [INSTITUTION] of giessen [INSTITUTION] in 1898 , was elected a trustee [PERSON] of the british museum [PLACE] in 1899 , and was elected a fellow [PERSON] of the royal society [INSTITUTION] in 1911 . political career [EVENT] rothschild [PERSON] caricatured by spy [RESOURCE] for vanity fair [PERSON] , 1900 walter rothschild [PERSON] was a liberal unionist party member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for aylesbury [PLACE] from 1899 until he retired from politics [ACT] at the january [PERIOD] 1910 general election [PROCESS] . military activities [ACTIVITY] despite his health [PROPERTY] , rothschild [PERSON] served part-time as an officer [PERSON] in a territorial army [HUMAN GROUP] unit , the royal buckinghamshire yeomanry [PERSON] , where he was a captain [PERSON] from july [PERIOD] 1902 until he was promoted to major [RANK] in 1903 , before retiring in 1909 . zionism [CONCEPT] and balfour declaration [PERSON] further information [INFORMATION] : balfour declaration [PERSON] as an active zionist [PERSON] and a close friend [PERSON] of chaim weizmann [PERSON] , he worked to formulate the draft declaration [PERSON] for a jewish homeland [PERSON] in british mandate-palestine . on 2 november [PERIOD] 1917 , he received a letter [ABILITY] from the british foreign secretary [PERSON] , arthur balfour [PERSON] , addressed to his london home [PLACE] at 148 piccadilly [UNKNOWN] . in the letter [ABILITY] , the british government [GOVERNMENT] declared its support [SET] for the establishment [GOVERNMENT] in palestine [PLACE] of " a national home [PLACE] for the jewish people [HUMAN GROUP] " . the letter [ABILITY] became known as the balfour declaration [PERSON] . peerage bookplate [UNKNOWN] designed by charles william sherborn walter [PERSON] inherited the british peerage title [ESTATE] " baron rothschild [PERSON] " from his father nathan mayer rothschild [PERSON] , 1st baron rothschild [PERSON] in 1915 . he died in 1937 at tring park [PLACE] , hertfordshire [PLACE] , aged 69 , and was buried in willesden jewish cemetery [PLACE] , london [PLACE] . he had no legitimate children [PERSON] and his younger brother charles rothschild [PERSON] had predeceased him , so the title [ESTATE] was inherited by his nephew [PERSON] ( nathaniel mayer [PERSON] ) victor rothschild [PERSON] . furthermore , he also inherited the title [ESTATE] " baron de rothschild [PERSON] " ( freiherr von rothschild [PERSON] ) of the austrian nobility [QUALITY] , which was an authorized title [ESTATE] in the united kingdom [PLACE] by warrant [PERSON] of 27 april [PERIOD] 1932 . in 1838 , queen victoria [PERSON] had authorized the use [USE] of this austrian title [ESTATE] in the united kingdom [PLACE] . ancestry ancestors [GROUP] of walter rothschild [PERSON] , 2nd baron rothschild [PERSON] 8 . baron nathan mayer rothschild [PERSON] ( = 14 ) 4. baron lionel de rothschild [PERSON] 9 . hannah barent cohen [PERSON] ( = 15 ) 2. nathan rothschild [PERSON] , 1st baron rothschild [PERSON] 10 . baron carl mayer von rothschild [PERSON] ( = 12 ) 5. baroness charlotte von rothschild [PERSON] 11 . adelheid herz [PERSON] ( = 13 ) 1. walter rothschild [PERSON] , 2nd baron rothschild [PERSON] 12 . baron carl mayer von rothschild [PERSON] ( = 10 ) 6 . baron mayer carl von rothschild [PERSON] 13 . adelheid herz [PERSON] ( = 11 ) 3. baroness emma von rothschild [PERSON] 14 . baron nathan mayer rothschild [PERSON] ( = 8 ) 7 . baroness louise von rothschild [PERSON] 15 . hannah barent cohen [PERSON] ( = 9 )

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | rothschild | 13 | PERSON | the right honourable the lord rothschild frs member of parliament for aylesbury |
2 | baron rothschild | 7 | PERSON | branch/service territorial army rank major lionel walter rothschild , 2nd baron rothschild , baron de rothschild , frs ( 8 february 1868 - 27 august 1937 ) was a british banker , politician , zoologist , and soldier , who was a member of the rothschild family . |
3 | birds | 6 | BIRD | among his pets at the family home in tring park were kangaroos and exotic birds . |
4 | london | 4 | PLACE | february 1868 london , england died 27 august 1937( 1937-08-27 ) ( aged 69 ) |
5 | museum | 4 | PLACE | at the age of seven , he declared that he would run a zoological museum and , as a child , he collected insects , butterflies , and other animals . |
6 | title | 4 | ESTATE | peerage bookplate designed by charles william sherborn walter inherited the british peerage title " baron rothschild " from his father nathan mayer rothschild , 1st baron rothschild in 1915 . |
7 | cambridge | 4 | PERSON | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
8 | banker | 3 | PERSON | british banker and zoologist ( 1868-1937 ) |
9 | zebras | 3 | FISH | rothschild was 6 ft 3 in ( 1.91 m ) tall , suffered from a speech impediment , and was very shy , but he had his photograph taken riding on a giant tortoise and drove a carriage harnessed to four zebras to buckingham palace to prove that zebras could be tamed . |
10 | home | 3 | PLACE | as a zionist leader , he was presented with the balfour declaration , which pledged british support for a jewish national home in mandatory palestine . |
11 | butterflies | 3 | PERSON | at the age of seven , he declared that he would run a zoological museum and , as a child , he collected insects , butterflies , and other animals . |
12 | aylesbury | 3 | PLACE | the right honourable the lord rothschild frs member of parliament for aylesbury |
13 | world | 3 | PLACE | however , his parents established a zoological museum as a compensation and footed the bill for expeditions all over the world to seek out animals . |
14 | england | 3 | PLACE | february 1868 london , england died 27 august 1937( 1937-08-27 ) ( aged 69 ) |
15 | letter | 3 | ABILITY | on 2 november 1917 , he received a letter from the british foreign secretary , arthur balfour , addressed to his london home at 148 piccadilly . |
16 | balfour declaration | 3 | PERSON | as a zionist leader , he was presented with the balfour declaration , which pledged british support for a jewish national home in mandatory palestine . |
17 | tring | 3 | PLACE | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
18 | age | 3 | PROPERTY | at the age of seven , he declared that he would run a zoological museum and , as a child , he collected insects , butterflies , and other animals . |
19 | zoologist | 3 | PERSON | british banker and zoologist ( 1868-1937 ) |
20 | walter rothschild | 3 | PERSON | in office 6 january 1899 - 10 january 1910 preceded by ferdinand james von rothschild succeeded by lionel nathan de rothschild personal details born lionel walter rothschild 8 |
21 | insects | 2 | INSECT | at the age of seven , he declared that he would run a zoological museum and , as a child , he collected insects , butterflies , and other animals . |
22 | animals | 2 | ANIMAL | at the age of seven , he declared that he would run a zoological museum and , as a child , he collected insects , butterflies , and other animals . |
23 | january | 2 | PERIOD | in office 6 january 1899 - 10 january 1910 preceded by ferdinand james von rothschild succeeded by lionel nathan de rothschild personal details born lionel walter rothschild 8 |
24 | adelheid herz | 2 | PERSON | adelheid herz ( = 13 ) |
25 | british museum | 2 | PLACE | on his death in 1937 , his museum and all of its contents were given in his will to the british museum ( of which the natural history museum , london was then a part ) , the greatest accession that the institution has ever received . |
26 | collection | 2 | COLLECTION | at its largest , rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . |
27 | nathan rothschild | 2 | PERSON | early life walter rothschild was born in london as the eldest son and heir of emma louise von rothschild and nathan rothschild , 1st baron rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international rothschild financial dynasty and the first jewish peer in england . |
28 | baron nathan mayer rothschild | 2 | PERSON | ancestry ancestors of walter rothschild , 2nd baron rothschild 8 . baron nathan mayer rothschild ( = 14 ) |
29 | mammals | 2 | UNKNOWN | at its largest , rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . |
30 | magdalene college | 2 | INSTITUTION | as a young man , he travelled in europe , attending the university of bonn for a year before entering magdalene college , cambridge . |
31 | politician | 2 | PERSON | banker * politician * zoologist * soldier military service allegiance united kingdom |
32 | interest | 2 | AMOUNT | he evidently lacked any interest or ability in the financial profession , but it was not until 1908 , at the age of 40 , that he was finally allowed to give it up . |
33 | reptiles | 2 | UNKNOWN | at its largest , rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . |
34 | baron carl mayer von rothschild | 2 | PERSON | baron carl mayer von rothschild ( = 12 ) |
35 | united kingdom | 2 | PLACE | banker * politician * zoologist * soldier military service allegiance united kingdom |
36 | carriage | 2 | ACT | rothschild was 6 ft 3 in ( 1.91 m ) tall , suffered from a speech impediment , and was very shy , but he had his photograph taken riding on a giant tortoise and drove a carriage harnessed to four zebras to buckingham palace to prove that zebras could be tamed . |
37 | death | 2 | EVENT | ernst hartert , for birds , from 1892 until his retirement at the age of 70 in 1930 and karl jordan for entomology , from 1893 until rothschild 's death in 1937 . |
38 | children | 2 | PERSON | the eldest of three children , walter was deemed to have delicate health and was educated at home . |
39 | buckingham palace | 2 | PERSON | rothschild was 6 ft 3 in ( 1.91 m ) tall , suffered from a speech impediment , and was very shy , but he had his photograph taken riding on a giant tortoise and drove a carriage harnessed to four zebras to buckingham palace to prove that zebras could be tamed . |
40 | support | 2 | SET | as a zionist leader , he was presented with the balfour declaration , which pledged british support for a jewish national home in mandatory palestine . |
41 | europe | 2 | PLACE | as a young man , he travelled in europe , attending the university of bonn for a year before entering magdalene college , cambridge . |
42 | parliament | 2 | HUMAN GROUP | the right honourable the lord rothschild frs member of parliament for aylesbury |
43 | natural history museum | 2 | PLACE | on his death in 1937 , his museum and all of its contents were given in his will to the british museum ( of which the natural history museum , london was then a part ) , the greatest accession that the institution has ever received . |
44 | hertfordshire | 2 | PLACE | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
45 | people | 2 | HUMAN GROUP | in 1933 , he was one of eleven people involved in the appeal that led to the foundation of the british trust for ornithology ( bto ) , an organization for the study of birds in the british isles . |
46 | university | 2 | INSTITUTION | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
47 | hannah barent cohen | 2 | PERSON | hannah barent cohen ( = 15 ) |
48 | career | 2 | EVENT | zoological career |
49 | august | 2 | PERIOD | february 1868 london , england died 27 august 1937( 1937-08-27 ) ( aged 69 ) |
50 | declaration | 2 | PERSON | as a zionist leader , he was presented with the balfour declaration , which pledged british support for a jewish national home in mandatory palestine . |
51 | baron de rothschild | 2 | PERSON | branch/service territorial army rank major lionel walter rothschild , 2nd baron rothschild , baron de rothschild , frs ( 8 february 1868 - 27 august 1937 ) was a british banker , politician , zoologist , and soldier , who was a member of the rothschild family . |
52 | years | 2 | PERIOD | in 1889 , leaving cambridge after two years , he was required to go into the family banking business to study finance . |
53 | tring park | 2 | PLACE | among his pets at the family home in tring park were kangaroos and exotic birds . |
54 | board | 1 | BODY | rothschild was the president of the board of deputies of british jews from 1925 to 1926 . |
55 | dormice | 1 | UNKNOWN | following a visit to hungary in 1902 , rothschild brought six live edible dormice ( glis glis ) back to tring . |
56 | july | 1 | PERIOD | military activities despite his health , rothschild served part-time as an officer in a territorial army unit , the royal buckinghamshire yeomanry , where he was a captain from july 1902 until he was promoted to major in 1903 , before retiring in 1909 . |
57 | mandatory palestine | 1 | PLACE | as a zionist leader , he was presented with the balfour declaration , which pledged british support for a jewish national home in mandatory palestine . |
58 | homeland | 1 | PERSON | as an active zionist and a close friend of chaim weizmann , he worked to formulate the draft declaration for a jewish homeland in british mandate-palestine . |
59 | leader | 1 | PERSON | as a zionist leader , he was presented with the balfour declaration , which pledged british support for a jewish national home in mandatory palestine . |
60 | charles william sherborn walter | 1 | PERSON | peerage bookplate designed by charles william sherborn walter inherited the british peerage title " baron rothschild " from his father nathan mayer rothschild , 1st baron rothschild in 1915 . |
61 | accession | 1 | ACT | on his death in 1937 , his museum and all of its contents were given in his will to the british museum ( of which the natural history museum , london was then a part ) , the greatest accession that the institution has ever received . |
62 | american museum | 1 | PLACE | in 1932 , he was forced to sell the vast majority of his bird collection to the american museum of natural history after he had been blackmailed by a former mistress . |
63 | compensation | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | however , his parents established a zoological museum as a compensation and footed the bill for expeditions all over the world to seek out animals . |
64 | fellow | 1 | PERSON | rothschild was awarded an honorary doctorate by the university of giessen in 1898 , was elected a trustee of the british museum in 1899 , and was elected a fellow of the royal society in 1911 . |
65 | london home | 1 | PLACE | on 2 november 1917 , he received a letter from the british foreign secretary , arthur balfour , addressed to his london home at 148 piccadilly . |
66 | bird collection | 1 | COLLECTION | in 1932 , he was forced to sell the vast majority of his bird collection to the american museum of natural history after he had been blackmailed by a former mistress . |
67 | major | 1 | RANK | branch/service territorial army rank major lionel walter rothschild , 2nd baron rothschild , baron de rothschild , frs ( 8 february 1868 - 27 august 1937 ) was a british banker , politician , zoologist , and soldier , who was a member of the rothschild family . |
68 | baron mayer carl von rothschild | 1 | PERSON | baron mayer carl von rothschild 13 . |
69 | boy | 1 | PERSON | as a boy , rothschild was once dragged off his horse and assaulted by workmen while on a hunting ride near tring , an experience he attributed to antisemitism . |
70 | equus quagga | 1 | UNKNOWN | see also : category:taxa named by walter rothschild rothschild with his famed zebra ( equus quagga ) carriage , which he drove to buckingham palace to demonstrate the tame character of zebras to the public lord rothschild on a giant tortoise rothschild studied zoology at magdalene college , cambridge . |
71 | profession | 1 | ACT | he evidently lacked any interest or ability in the financial profession , but it was not until 1908 , at the age of 40 , that he was finally allowed to give it up . |
72 | taxidermists | 1 | PERSON | he also hired taxidermists , a librarian , and , most importantly , professional scientists to work with him to curate and write up the resulting collections : |
73 | territorial army | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | branch/service territorial army rank major lionel walter rothschild , 2nd baron rothschild , baron de rothschild , frs ( 8 february 1868 - 27 august 1937 ) was a british banker , politician , zoologist , and soldier , who was a member of the rothschild family . |
74 | parts | 1 | PART | although rothschild himself travelled and collected in europe and north africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . |
75 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | though he never married , rothschild had two mistresses , one of whom bore him a daughter . |
76 | area | 1 | AREA | they have now become a localized pest over an area of approximately 200 square miles in a triangle between luton , aylesbury , and beaconsfield , and there are estimated to be at least 10,000 of them . |
77 | soldier | 1 | UNKNOWN | banker * politician * zoologist * soldier military service allegiance united kingdom |
78 | rothschild giraffe | 1 | EVENT | the rothschild giraffe ( giraffa camelopardalis rothschildi ) , a subspecies with five ossicones instead of two , was named after him . |
79 | relatives rothschild family education university | 1 | INSTITUTION | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
80 | politics | 1 | ACT | member of parliament for aylesbury from 1899 until he retired from politics at the january 1910 general election . |
81 | workmen | 1 | PERSON | as a boy , rothschild was once dragged off his horse and assaulted by workmen while on a hunting ride near tring , an experience he attributed to antisemitism . |
82 | n m rothschild | 1 | PERSON | at 21 , he reluctantly went to work at the family bank , n m rothschild & sons in london . |
83 | parents | 1 | PERSON | however , his parents established a zoological museum as a compensation and footed the bill for expeditions all over the world to seek out animals . |
84 | species | 1 | UNKNOWN | even though considered an invasive species , they are protected under the wildlife and countryside act 1981 . |
85 | north africa | 1 | PLACE | although rothschild himself travelled and collected in europe and north africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . |
86 | use | 1 | USE | in 1838 , queen victoria had authorized the use of this austrian title in the united kingdom . |
87 | year | 1 | PERIOD | as a young man , he travelled in europe , attending the university of bonn for a year before entering magdalene college , cambridge . |
88 | category:taxa | 1 | UNKNOWN | see also : category:taxa named by walter rothschild rothschild with his famed zebra ( equus quagga ) carriage , which he drove to buckingham palace to demonstrate the tame character of zebras to the public lord rothschild on a giant tortoise rothschild studied zoology at magdalene college , cambridge . |
89 | spiders | 1 | SPIDER | another 153 insects , 58 birds , 17 mammals , three fish , three spiders , two reptiles , one millipede , and one worm also carry his name . |
90 | queen victoria | 1 | PERSON | in 1838 , queen victoria had authorized the use of this austrian title in the united kingdom . |
91 | lord rothschild | 1 | PERSON | the right honourable the lord rothschild frs member of parliament for aylesbury |
92 | bto | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1933 , he was one of eleven people involved in the appeal that led to the foundation of the british trust for ornithology ( bto ) , an organization for the study of birds in the british isles . |
93 | giant tortoise | 1 | PERSON | rothschild was 6 ft 3 in ( 1.91 m ) tall , suffered from a speech impediment , and was very shy , but he had his photograph taken riding on a giant tortoise and drove a carriage harnessed to four zebras to buckingham palace to prove that zebras could be tamed . |
94 | life walter rothschild | 1 | PERSON | early life walter rothschild was born in london as the eldest son and heir of emma louise von rothschild and nathan rothschild , 1st baron rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international rothschild financial dynasty and the first jewish peer in england . |
95 | royal buckinghamshire yeomanry | 1 | PERSON | military activities despite his health , rothschild served part-time as an officer in a territorial army unit , the royal buckinghamshire yeomanry , where he was a captain from july 1902 until he was promoted to major in 1903 , before retiring in 1909 . |
96 | chaim weizmann | 1 | PERSON | as an active zionist and a close friend of chaim weizmann , he worked to formulate the draft declaration for a jewish homeland in british mandate-palestine . |
97 | president | 1 | PERSON | rothschild was the president of the board of deputies of british jews from 1925 to 1926 . |
98 | eggs | 1 | EVENT | at its largest , rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . |
99 | british peerage title | 1 | ESTATE | peerage bookplate designed by charles william sherborn walter inherited the british peerage title " baron rothschild " from his father nathan mayer rothschild , 1st baron rothschild in 1915 . |
100 | librarian | 1 | PERSON | he also hired taxidermists , a librarian , and , most importantly , professional scientists to work with him to curate and write up the resulting collections : |
101 | organization | 1 | INSTITUTION | in 1933 , he was one of eleven people involved in the appeal that led to the foundation of the british trust for ornithology ( bto ) , an organization for the study of birds in the british isles . |
102 | emma louise von rothschild | 1 | PERSON | early life walter rothschild was born in london as the eldest son and heir of emma louise von rothschild and nathan rothschild , 1st baron rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international rothschild financial dynasty and the first jewish peer in england . |
103 | vanity fair | 1 | PERSON | political career rothschild caricatured by spy for vanity fair , 1900 walter rothschild was a liberal unionist party |
104 | financier | 1 | PERSON | early life walter rothschild was born in london as the eldest son and heir of emma louise von rothschild and nathan rothschild , 1st baron rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international rothschild financial dynasty and the first jewish peer in england . |
105 | british trust | 1 | TRUST | in 1933 , he was one of eleven people involved in the appeal that led to the foundation of the british trust for ornithology ( bto ) , an organization for the study of birds in the british isles . |
106 | heir | 1 | PERSON | early life walter rothschild was born in london as the eldest son and heir of emma louise von rothschild and nathan rothschild , 1st baron rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international rothschild financial dynasty and the first jewish peer in england . |
107 | fishes | 1 | FISH | at its largest , rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . |
108 | beaconsfield | 1 | PLACE | they have now become a localized pest over an area of approximately 200 square miles in a triangle between luton , aylesbury , and beaconsfield , and there are estimated to be at least 10,000 of them . |
109 | child | 1 | PERSON | at the age of seven , he declared that he would run a zoological museum and , as a child , he collected insects , butterflies , and other animals . |
110 | election | 1 | PROCESS | member of parliament for aylesbury from 1899 until he retired from politics at the january 1910 general election . |
111 | majority | 1 | PERSON | in 1932 , he was forced to sell the vast majority of his bird collection to the american museum of natural history after he had been blackmailed by a former mistress . |
112 | nathaniel mayer | 1 | PERSON | he had no legitimate children and his younger brother charles rothschild had predeceased him , so the title was inherited by his nephew ( nathaniel mayer ) victor rothschild . |
113 | collectors | 1 | ENTITY | although rothschild himself travelled and collected in europe and north africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . |
114 | institution | 1 | INSTITUTION | on his death in 1937 , his museum and all of its contents were given in his will to the british museum ( of which the natural history museum , london was then a part ) , the greatest accession that the institution has ever received . |
115 | palestine | 1 | PLACE | as a zionist leader , he was presented with the balfour declaration , which pledged british support for a jewish national home in mandatory palestine . |
116 | ornithology | 1 | STUDY | in 1933 , he was one of eleven people involved in the appeal that led to the foundation of the british trust for ornithology ( bto ) , an organization for the study of birds in the british isles . |
117 | man | 1 | PERSON | as a young man , he travelled in europe , attending the university of bonn for a year before entering magdalene college , cambridge . |
118 | richard yarde buller | 1 | PERSON |  |
119 | british foreign secretary | 1 | PERSON | on 2 november 1917 , he received a letter from the british foreign secretary , arthur balfour , addressed to his london home at 148 piccadilly . |
120 | millipede | 1 | UNKNOWN | another 153 insects , 58 birds , 17 mammals , three fish , three spiders , two reptiles , one millipede , and one worm also carry his name . |
121 | visit | 1 | EVENT | following a visit to hungary in 1902 , rothschild brought six live edible dormice ( glis glis ) back to tring . |
122 | peerage bookplate | 1 | UNKNOWN | peerage bookplate designed by charles william sherborn walter inherited the british peerage title " baron rothschild " from his father nathan mayer rothschild , 1st baron rothschild in 1915 . |
123 | baroness churston | 1 | PERSON | olga alice muriel rothschild who would marry richard yarde-buller , 4th baron churston and be baroness churston ^ : 98 |
124 | business | 1 | PERSON | in 1889 , leaving cambridge after two years , he was required to go into the family banking business to study finance . |
125 | study | 1 | STUDY | in 1889 , leaving cambridge after two years , he was required to go into the family banking business to study finance . |
126 | captain | 1 | PERSON | military activities despite his health , rothschild served part-time as an officer in a territorial army unit , the royal buckinghamshire yeomanry , where he was a captain from july 1902 until he was promoted to major in 1903 , before retiring in 1909 . |
127 | ossicones | 1 | UNKNOWN | the rothschild giraffe ( giraffa camelopardalis rothschildi ) , a subspecies with five ossicones instead of two , was named after him . |
128 | eldest | 1 | PLACE | early life walter rothschild was born in london as the eldest son and heir of emma louise von rothschild and nathan rothschild , 1st baron rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international rothschild financial dynasty and the first jewish peer in england . |
129 | deputies | 1 | PERSON | rothschild was the president of the board of deputies of british jews from 1925 to 1926 . |
130 | bonn magdalen college | 1 | INSTITUTION | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
131 | wildlife | 1 | ANIMAL | even though considered an invasive species , they are protected under the wildlife and countryside act 1981 . |
132 | finance | 1 | COGNITIVE STATE | in 1889 , leaving cambridge after two years , he was required to go into the family banking business to study finance . |
133 | april | 1 | PERIOD | furthermore , he also inherited the title " baron de rothschild " ( freiherr von rothschild ) of the austrian nobility , which was an authorized title in the united kingdom by warrant of 27 april 1932 . |
134 | ride | 1 | ACT | as a boy , rothschild was once dragged off his horse and assaulted by workmen while on a hunting ride near tring , an experience he attributed to antisemitism . |
135 | son | 1 | PERSON | early life walter rothschild was born in london as the eldest son and heir of emma louise von rothschild and nathan rothschild , 1st baron rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international rothschild financial dynasty and the first jewish peer in england . |
136 | wild | 1 | PERSON | some of them escaped and started breeding successfully in the wild . |
137 | scientists | 1 | PERSON | he also hired taxidermists , a librarian , and , most importantly , professional scientists to work with him to curate and write up the resulting collections : |
138 | division | 1 | ACT | the walter rothschild zoological museum at tring is now a division of the natural history museum . |
139 | work | 1 | ACTIVITY | at 21 , he reluctantly went to work at the family bank , n m rothschild & sons in london . |
140 | family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
141 | contents | 1 | LANGUAGE | on his death in 1937 , his museum and all of its contents were given in his will to the british museum ( of which the natural history museum , london was then a part ) , the greatest accession that the institution has ever received . |
142 | delicate health | 1 | PROPERTY | the eldest of three children , walter was deemed to have delicate health and was educated at home . |
143 | baroness charlotte von rothschild | 1 | PERSON | 5. baroness charlotte von rothschild 11 . |
144 | mistresses | 1 | PERSON | though he never married , rothschild had two mistresses , one of whom bore him a daughter . |
145 | nephew | 1 | PERSON | he had no legitimate children and his younger brother charles rothschild had predeceased him , so the title was inherited by his nephew ( nathaniel mayer ) victor rothschild . |
146 | family home | 1 | PLACE | among his pets at the family home in tring park were kangaroos and exotic birds . |
147 | nobility | 1 | QUALITY | furthermore , he also inherited the title " baron de rothschild " ( freiherr von rothschild ) of the austrian nobility , which was an authorized title in the united kingdom by warrant of 27 april 1932 . |
148 | arthur balfour | 1 | PERSON | on 2 november 1917 , he received a letter from the british foreign secretary , arthur balfour , addressed to his london home at 148 piccadilly . |
149 | establishment | 1 | GOVERNMENT | in the letter , the british government declared its support for the establishment in palestine of " a national home for the jewish people " . |
150 | british mandate palestine | 1 | PLACE |  |
151 | mistress | 1 | PERSON | in 1932 , he was forced to sell the vast majority of his bird collection to the american museum of natural history after he had been blackmailed by a former mistress . |
152 | appeal | 1 | PERSON | in 1933 , he was one of eleven people involved in the appeal that led to the foundation of the british trust for ornithology ( bto ) , an organization for the study of birds in the british isles . |
153 | member | 1 | PERSON | the right honourable the lord rothschild frs member of parliament for aylesbury |
154 | office january | 1 | PERIOD |  |
155 | countryside act | 1 | ACT | even though considered an invasive species , they are protected under the wildlife and countryside act 1981 . |
156 | public | 1 | UNKNOWN | see also : category:taxa named by walter rothschild rothschild with his famed zebra ( equus quagga ) carriage , which he drove to buckingham palace to demonstrate the tame character of zebras to the public lord rothschild on a giant tortoise rothschild studied zoology at magdalene college , cambridge . |
157 | name | 1 | NAME | another 153 insects , 58 birds , 17 mammals , three fish , three spiders , two reptiles , one millipede , and one worm also carry his name . |
158 | zionism | 1 | CONCEPT | zionism and balfour declaration further information : |
159 | baroness louise von rothschild | 1 | PERSON | baron nathan mayer rothschild ( = 8 ) 7 . baroness louise von rothschild 15 . |
160 | hartert | 1 | PERSON | ernst hartert , for birds , from 1892 until his retirement at the age of 70 in 1930 and karl jordan for entomology , from 1893 until rothschild 's death in 1937 . |
161 | triangle | 1 | PERSON | they have now become a localized pest over an area of approximately 200 square miles in a triangle between luton , aylesbury , and beaconsfield , and there are estimated to be at least 10,000 of them . |
162 | foundation | 1 | ACT | in 1933 , he was one of eleven people involved in the appeal that led to the foundation of the british trust for ornithology ( bto ) , an organization for the study of birds in the british isles . |
163 | pets | 1 | UNKNOWN | among his pets at the family home in tring park were kangaroos and exotic birds . |
164 | willesden jewish cemetery | 1 | PLACE | he died in 1937 at tring park , hertfordshire , aged 69 , and was buried in willesden jewish cemetery , london . |
165 | impediment | 1 | UNKNOWN | rothschild was 6 ft 3 in ( 1.91 m ) tall , suffered from a speech impediment , and was very shy , but he had his photograph taken riding on a giant tortoise and drove a carriage harnessed to four zebras to buckingham palace to prove that zebras could be tamed . |
166 | british jews | 1 | PERSON | rothschild was the president of the board of deputies of british jews from 1925 to 1926 . |
167 | activities | 1 | ACTIVITY | military activities despite his health , rothschild served part-time as an officer in a territorial army unit , the royal buckinghamshire yeomanry , where he was a captain from july 1902 until he was promoted to major in 1903 , before retiring in 1909 . |
168 | entomology | 1 | EVENT | ernst hartert , for birds , from 1892 until his retirement at the age of 70 in 1930 and karl jordan for entomology , from 1893 until rothschild 's death in 1937 . |
169 | cambridge occupation | 1 | PERSON | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
170 | explorers | 1 | PERSON | although rothschild himself travelled and collected in europe and north africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . |
171 | experience | 1 | COLLECTION | as a boy , rothschild was once dragged off his horse and assaulted by workmen while on a hunting ride near tring , an experience he attributed to antisemitism . |
172 | bird skins | 1 | PERSON | at its largest , rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . |
173 | royal society | 1 | INSTITUTION | rothschild was awarded an honorary doctorate by the university of giessen in 1898 , was elected a trustee of the british museum in 1899 , and was elected a fellow of the royal society in 1911 . |
174 | giant | 1 | PERSON | rothschild was 6 ft 3 in ( 1.91 m ) tall , suffered from a speech impediment , and was very shy , but he had his photograph taken riding on a giant tortoise and drove a carriage harnessed to four zebras to buckingham palace to prove that zebras could be tamed . |
175 | horse | 1 | HORSE | as a boy , rothschild was once dragged off his horse and assaulted by workmen while on a hunting ride near tring , an experience he attributed to antisemitism . |
176 | february | 1 | PERIOD | february 1868 london , england died 27 august 1937( 1937-08-27 ) ( aged 69 ) |
177 | november | 1 | PERIOD | on 2 november 1917 , he received a letter from the british foreign secretary , arthur balfour , addressed to his london home at 148 piccadilly . |
178 | retirement | 1 | ACT | ernst hartert , for birds , from 1892 until his retirement at the age of 70 in 1930 and karl jordan for entomology , from 1893 until rothschild 's death in 1937 . |
179 | ancestry ancestors | 1 | GROUP | ancestry ancestors of walter rothschild , 2nd baron rothschild 8 . baron nathan mayer rothschild ( = 14 ) |
180 | subspecies | 1 | RANK | the rothschild giraffe ( giraffa camelopardalis rothschildi ) , a subspecies with five ossicones instead of two , was named after him . |
181 | peer | 1 | PERSON | early life walter rothschild was born in london as the eldest son and heir of emma louise von rothschild and nathan rothschild , 1st baron rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international rothschild financial dynasty and the first jewish peer in england . |
182 | health | 1 | PROPERTY | the eldest of three children , walter was deemed to have delicate health and was educated at home . |
183 | thousands | 1 | UNKNOWN | at its largest , rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . |
184 | individual | 1 | PERSON | they formed the largest zoological collection ever amassed by a private individual . |
185 | hungary | 1 | PLACE | following a visit to hungary in 1902 , rothschild brought six live edible dormice ( glis glis ) back to tring . |
186 | meeting albert | 1 | PERSON | meeting albert günther sparked his interest in the taxonomy of birds and butterflies . |
187 | party liberal unionist conservative | 1 | PERSON | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
188 | freiherr von rothschild | 1 | PERSON | furthermore , he also inherited the title " baron de rothschild " ( freiherr von rothschild ) of the austrian nobility , which was an authorized title in the united kingdom by warrant of 27 april 1932 . |
189 | father nathan mayer rothschild | 1 | PERSON | peerage bookplate designed by charles william sherborn walter inherited the british peerage title " baron rothschild " from his father nathan mayer rothschild , 1st baron rothschild in 1915 . |
190 | pest | 1 | PERSON | they have now become a localized pest over an area of approximately 200 square miles in a triangle between luton , aylesbury , and beaconsfield , and there are estimated to be at least 10,000 of them . |
191 | miles | 1 | PLACE | they have now become a localized pest over an area of approximately 200 square miles in a triangle between luton , aylesbury , and beaconsfield , and there are estimated to be at least 10,000 of them . |
192 | baron churston | 1 | PERSON | olga alice muriel rothschild who would marry richard yarde-buller , 4th baron churston and be baroness churston ^ : 98 |
193 | fish | 1 | FISH | another 153 insects , 58 birds , 17 mammals , three fish , three spiders , two reptiles , one millipede , and one worm also carry his name . |
194 | british government | 1 | GOVERNMENT | in the letter , the british government declared its support for the establishment in palestine of " a national home for the jewish people " . |
195 | will | 1 | UNKNOWN | on his death in 1937 , his museum and all of its contents were given in his will to the british museum ( of which the natural history museum , london was then a part ) , the greatest accession that the institution has ever received . |
196 | baron lionel de rothschild | 1 | PERSON | 4. baron lionel de rothschild 9 . |
197 | history collections | 1 | COLLECTION | it housed one of the largest natural history collections in the world and was open to the public . |
198 | taxonomy | 1 | COGNITIVE STATE | meeting albert günther sparked his interest in the taxonomy of birds and butterflies . |
199 | rothschild family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |
200 | friend | 1 | PERSON | as an active zionist and a close friend of chaim weizmann , he worked to formulate the draft declaration for a jewish homeland in british mandate-palestine . |
201 | ability | 1 | ABILITY | he evidently lacked any interest or ability in the financial profession , but it was not until 1908 , at the age of 40 , that he was finally allowed to give it up . |
202 | olga alice muriel rothschild | 1 | PERSON | olga alice muriel rothschild who would marry richard yarde-buller , 4th baron churston and be baroness churston ^ : 98 |
203 | dynasty | 1 | GROUP | early life walter rothschild was born in london as the eldest son and heir of emma louise von rothschild and nathan rothschild , 1st baron rothschild , an immensely wealthy financier of the international rothschild financial dynasty and the first jewish peer in england . |
204 | bill | 1 | PERSON | however , his parents established a zoological museum as a compensation and footed the bill for expeditions all over the world to seek out animals . |
205 | giraffa | 1 | PERSON | the rothschild giraffe ( giraffa camelopardalis rothschildi ) , a subspecies with five ossicones instead of two , was named after him . |
206 | frs | 1 | UNKNOWN | the right honourable the lord rothschild frs member of parliament for aylesbury |
207 | walter rothschild zoological museum | 1 | PLACE | the walter rothschild zoological museum at tring is now a division of the natural history museum . |
208 | luton | 1 | PERSON | they have now become a localized pest over an area of approximately 200 square miles in a triangle between luton , aylesbury , and beaconsfield , and there are estimated to be at least 10,000 of them . |
209 | photograph | 1 | PERSON | rothschild was 6 ft 3 in ( 1.91 m ) tall , suffered from a speech impediment , and was very shy , but he had his photograph taken riding on a giant tortoise and drove a carriage harnessed to four zebras to buckingham palace to prove that zebras could be tamed . |
210 | zoology | 1 | STUDY | see also : category:taxa named by walter rothschild rothschild with his famed zebra ( equus quagga ) carriage , which he drove to buckingham palace to demonstrate the tame character of zebras to the public lord rothschild on a giant tortoise rothschild studied zoology at magdalene college , cambridge . |
211 | others | 1 | UNKNOWN | although rothschild himself travelled and collected in europe and north africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . |
212 | victor rothschild | 1 | PERSON | he had no legitimate children and his younger brother charles rothschild had predeceased him , so the title was inherited by his nephew ( nathaniel mayer ) victor rothschild . |
213 | range | 1 | FUNCTION | although rothschild himself travelled and collected in europe and north africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . |
214 | karl jordan | 1 | PERSON | ernst hartert , for birds , from 1892 until his retirement at the age of 70 in 1930 and karl jordan for entomology , from 1893 until rothschild 's death in 1937 . |
215 | walter rothschild rothschild | 1 | PERSON | see also : category:taxa named by walter rothschild rothschild with his famed zebra ( equus quagga ) carriage , which he drove to buckingham palace to demonstrate the tame character of zebras to the public lord rothschild on a giant tortoise rothschild studied zoology at magdalene college , cambridge . |
216 | residents | 1 | PERSON | although rothschild himself travelled and collected in europe and north africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . |
217 | glis glis | 1 | UNKNOWN | following a visit to hungary in 1902 , rothschild brought six live edible dormice ( glis glis ) back to tring . |
218 | beetles | 1 | PERSON | at its largest , rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . |
219 | remote | 1 | ELEMENT | although rothschild himself travelled and collected in europe and north africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . |
220 | health concerns | 1 | ACT | although rothschild himself travelled and collected in europe and north africa for many years , his work and health concerns limited his range , and beginning while at cambridge he employed others ( explorers , professional collectors , and residents ) to collect for him in remote and little-known parts of the world . |
221 | trustee | 1 | PERSON | rothschild was awarded an honorary doctorate by the university of giessen in 1898 , was elected a trustee of the british museum in 1899 , and was elected a fellow of the royal society in 1911 . |
222 | zionist | 1 | PERSON | as a zionist leader , he was presented with the balfour declaration , which pledged british support for a jewish national home in mandatory palestine . |
223 | brother charles rothschild | 1 | PERSON | he had no legitimate children and his younger brother charles rothschild had predeceased him , so the title was inherited by his nephew ( nathaniel mayer ) victor rothschild . |
224 | expeditions | 1 | FORCE | however , his parents established a zoological museum as a compensation and footed the bill for expeditions all over the world to seek out animals . |
225 | british isles | 1 | PERSON | in 1933 , he was one of eleven people involved in the appeal that led to the foundation of the british trust for ornithology ( bto ) , an organization for the study of birds in the british isles . |
226 | zebra | 1 | FISH | see also : category:taxa named by walter rothschild rothschild with his famed zebra ( equus quagga ) carriage , which he drove to buckingham palace to demonstrate the tame character of zebras to the public lord rothschild on a giant tortoise rothschild studied zoology at magdalene college , cambridge . |
227 | natural history | 1 | UNIT | it housed one of the largest natural history collections in the world and was open to the public . |
228 | liberal unionist party member | 1 | PERSON |  |
229 | ferdinand james von rothschild | 1 | PERSON | in office 6 january 1899 - 10 january 1910 preceded by ferdinand james von rothschild succeeded by lionel nathan de rothschild personal details born lionel walter rothschild 8 |
230 | officer | 1 | PERSON | military activities despite his health , rothschild served part-time as an officer in a territorial army unit , the royal buckinghamshire yeomanry , where he was a captain from july 1902 until he was promoted to major in 1903 , before retiring in 1909 . |
231 | family bank | 1 | PLACE | at 21 , he reluctantly went to work at the family bank , n m rothschild & sons in london . |
232 | sons | 1 | PERSON | at 21 , he reluctantly went to work at the family bank , n m rothschild & sons in london . |
233 | baroness emma von rothschild | 1 | PERSON | 3. baroness emma von rothschild 14 . |
234 | spy | 1 | RESOURCE | political career rothschild caricatured by spy for vanity fair , 1900 walter rothschild was a liberal unionist party |
235 | doctorate | 1 | PROCESS | rothschild was awarded an honorary doctorate by the university of giessen in 1898 , was elected a trustee of the british museum in 1899 , and was elected a fellow of the royal society in 1911 . |
236 | part time | 1 | PERIOD |  |
237 | piccadilly | 1 | UNKNOWN | on 2 november 1917 , he received a letter from the british foreign secretary , arthur balfour , addressed to his london home at 148 piccadilly . |
238 | warrant | 1 | PERSON | furthermore , he also inherited the title " baron de rothschild " ( freiherr von rothschild ) of the austrian nobility , which was an authorized title in the united kingdom by warrant of 27 april 1932 . |
239 | antisemitism | 1 | CONCEPT | as a boy , rothschild was once dragged off his horse and assaulted by workmen while on a hunting ride near tring , an experience he attributed to antisemitism . |
240 | character | 1 | EVENT | see also : category:taxa named by walter rothschild rothschild with his famed zebra ( equus quagga ) carriage , which he drove to buckingham palace to demonstrate the tame character of zebras to the public lord rothschild on a giant tortoise rothschild studied zoology at magdalene college , cambridge . |
241 | collections | 1 | COLLECTION | he also hired taxidermists , a librarian , and , most importantly , professional scientists to work with him to curate and write up the resulting collections : |
242 | specimens | 1 | PERSON | at its largest , rothschild 's collection included 300,000 bird skins , 200,000 birds ' eggs , 2,250,000 butterflies , and 30,000 beetles , as well as thousands of specimens of mammals , reptiles , and fishes . |
243 | right honourable the lord rothschild frs member | 1 | PERSON | the right honourable the lord rothschild frs member of parliament for aylesbury |
244 | walter | 1 | PERSON | in office 6 january 1899 - 10 january 1910 preceded by ferdinand james von rothschild succeeded by lionel nathan de rothschild personal details born lionel walter rothschild 8 |
245 | information | 1 | INFORMATION | zionism and balfour declaration further information : |
246 | giessen | 1 | INSTITUTION | rothschild was awarded an honorary doctorate by the university of giessen in 1898 , was elected a trustee of the british museum in 1899 , and was elected a fellow of the royal society in 1911 . |
247 | bonn | 1 | INSTITUTION | tring , hertfordshire , england political party liberal unionist conservative ( after 1912 ) relatives rothschild family education university of bonn magdalen college , cambridge occupation * |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | adelheid herz appeal arthur balfour balfour declaration banker baron carl mayer von rothschild baron churston baron de rothschild baron lionel de rothschild baron mayer carl von rothschild baron nathan mayer rothschild baron rothschild baroness charlotte von rothschild baroness churston baroness emma von rothschild baroness louise von rothschild beetles bill bird skins boy british foreign secretary british isles british jews brother charles rothschild buckingham palace business butterflies cambridge cambridge occupation captain chaim weizmann charles william sherborn walter child children daughter declaration deputies emma louise von rothschild explorers father nathan mayer rothschild fellow ferdinand james von rothschild financier freiherr von rothschild friend giant giant tortoise giraffa hannah barent cohen hartert heir homeland individual karl jordan leader liberal unionist party member librarian life walter rothschild lord rothschild luton majority man meeting albert member mistress mistresses n m rothschild nathan rothschild nathaniel mayer nephew officer olga alice muriel rothschild parents party liberal unionist conservative peer pest photograph politician president queen victoria residents richard yarde buller right honourable the lord rothschild frs member rothschild royal buckinghamshire yeomanry scientists son sons specimens taxidermists triangle trustee vanity fair victor rothschild walter walter rothschild walter rothschild rothschild warrant wild workmen zionist zoologist
PLACE | american museum aylesbury beaconsfield british mandate palestine british museum eldest england europe family bank family home hertfordshire home hungary london london home mandatory palestine miles museum natural history museum north africa palestine tring tring park united kingdom walter rothschild zoological museum willesden jewish cemetery world
ACT | accession carriage countryside act division foundation health concerns politics profession retirement ride
PERIOD | april august february january july november office january part time year years
INSTITUTION | bonn bonn magdalen college giessen institution magdalene college organization relatives rothschild family education university royal society university
EVENT | career character death eggs entomology rothschild giraffe visit
HUMAN GROUP | family parliament people rothschild family territorial army
COLLECTION | bird collection collection collections experience history collections
FISH | fish fishes zebra zebras
STUDY | ornithology study zoology
PROPERTY | age delicate health health
GROUP | ancestry ancestors dynasty
COGNITIVE STATE | finance taxonomy
ESTATE | british peerage title title
RANK | major subspecies
ACTIVITY | activities work
ABILITY | ability letter
CONCEPT | antisemitism zionism
GOVERNMENT | british government establishment
ANIMAL | animals wildlife
PROCESS | doctorate election
USE | use
BODY | board
FUNCTION | range
UNIT | natural history
BIRD | birds
LANGUAGE | contents
ELEMENT | remote
TRUST | british trust
INSECT | insects
NAME | name
SPIDER | spiders
INFORMATION | information
ABSTRACT ENTITY | compensation
ENTITY | collectors
AMOUNT | interest
QUALITY | nobility
RESOURCE | spy
PART | parts
AREA | area
SET | support
HORSE | horse
FORCE | expeditions