Britain and Palestine During the Second World War by Ronald Zweig
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Overview: This major new work examines the radical change in British policy brought about through the publication of 1939 White Paper on Palestine.
Intended as the cornerstone diplomacy in the Middle East, guaranteeing Arab support in the war against Germany, it aimed at the termination of Jewish immigration and the creation of an independent Palestine.
Dr Zweig examines Palestine policy both in terms of overall diplomacy in the Middle East and as an attempt to shed the Mandate.
An exercise in colonial policy, it was undermined by political realities in London and practical difficulties in Palestine.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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