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Palestine Royal Commission Report (1937)
The Peel Commission's report, which recommended partition.
- Dates
- 1937
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part of
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Palestine (region)
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Peel's estimate for the Mandate's early years; its other figure, "half million Arabs" in 1919, is lower.
followed from
- Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939 Primary record 1
author
- Palestine Royal Commission (Peel Commission) 1937 Primary record 1
influenced
- British White Paper of 1939 Primary record 2
- "Transfer" in Zionist political thought According to Palestine Royal Commission (Peel Commission) Primary record 1
Timeline 2 dates
- 1937 Palestine Royal Commission Report (1937)
- 1937 Palestine Royal Commission (Peel Commission) authored Palestine Royal Commission Report (1937)
Proof 2 sources
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Palestine Royal Commission Report (Cmd. 5479), His Majesty's Stationery Office, via UN Question of Palestine archive, 1937.
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of the population as estimated in rgz, 589,000 were Moslems, 83,000 Jews, and 71,000 Christians.
To ascertain the underlying causes of the disturbances which broke out in Palestine in the middle of April
We can see none in any other plan.
there should be a transfer of land and, as far as possible, an exchange of population
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British White Paper on Palestine, 1939, The Avalon Project, Yale Law School, 1939.
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The Royal Commission and previous commissions of Enquiry have drawn attention to the ambiguity of certain expressions in the Mandate
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