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Actions Displays	British policy on immigration to Palestine during World War II Remove from selection Add to selection TitleBritish policy on immigration to Palestine during World War II Author Nathaniel Katzburg Call number940.5318/0098 Object number01195E Place of publicationJerusalem PublisherYad Vashem Year of publication 1977 Physical descriptionpp183-203 MaterialArticle NotesArticle from the book 'Rescue attempts during the Holocaust'pp183-203 Description British policy was set forth in the White Paper of 1939, which decreed that 75,000 Jews would be allowed to enter Palestine between 1939 and 1944 and that at the end of this period, the continuation of immigration would be subject to Arab consent

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British policy on immigration to Palestine during World War II

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TitleBritish policy on immigration to Palestine during World War II

Author

Nathaniel Katzburg

Call number940.5318/0098

Object number01195E

Place of publicationJerusalem

PublisherYad Vashem

Year of publication

1977

Physical descriptionpp183-203

MaterialArticle

NotesArticle from the book 'Rescue attempts during the Holocaust'pp183-203

Description

British policy was set forth in the White Paper of 1939, which decreed that 75,000 Jews would be allowed to enter Palestine between 1939 and 1944 and that at the end of this period, the continuation of immigration would be subject to Arab consent

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