Hile Weschler's Dream 1876

Dreams six and seven of twelve, published in 1881 by the Bavarian Rabbi Hile Weschler, in a pamphlet called "Ein Wort der Mahnung (A Word of Warning)", translated and reprinted by Jungian analyst James Kirsch and again in Robert Van de Castle's "[Our Dreaming Mind]"

About five years ago I saw myself in a dream standing on a high mountain in Rumania, persuading the Jews there that they should not nourish any false hopes that by the aid of the Alliance Israelite, or by the aid of big European powers, they would achieve equality. They should rather go to PAlestine, settle ther and take up agriculture. A large number of my hearers wanted to act on my proposals.

Another time I saw, in the East -- in the proximity of Rumania -- a terrible thunderstorm, and from there a mass of threatening drk clouds moves all arund to most of the European states. But it came to Germany earlier than to Austria-Hungary. This struck me very much. Continuing dreaming, I though: the meaning of this is that the Rumanian spirit of hostility against the Jews will make its rounds in other states, but it will strike roots first in Germany before it grips other countries.

Refererences

 * 1) Kirsch, J. The Reluctant Prophet. ISBN 3-85630-519-X / 978-3-85630-519-2 Daimon Publishers.
 * 2) van de Castle, Robert L. (1994). Our Dreaming Mind. New York: Ballantine Books. pp. 66–69. ISBN 0-345-39666-9.