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	MidEast Web - White Paper of 1939
		The British White Paper of 1939 was issued to satisfy mounting Arab pressure against further Jewish immigration to Palestine.
		Simultaneously with the Hope-Simpson report and based on its recommendations the British responded with the Passfield White Paper of 1930, which was the first attempt to limit Jewish immigration to Palestine.
		The Passfield White Paper evoked considerable opposition from the Zionist movement and was rescinded effectively in a letter issued to Haim Weizmann by PM Ramsay Macdonald.
	www.mideastweb.org /1939.htm (4427 words)

	White Paper of 1939 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Previous White Papers had stated that the 1917 Balfour Declaration was not a British endorsement of actual Jewish statehood in Palestine.
		The White Paper was passed in the House of Commons by 268 to 179 in favour.
		In terms of the status quo, the White Paper was a significant defeat for the Jewish side.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/White_Paper_of_1939 (1376 words)

	White paper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		White papers are issued by the government and lay out policy, or proposed action, on a topic of current concern.
		By contrast, green papers, also known as consultation documents, which are issued much more frequently, are more open-ended and may merely propose a strategy to be implemented in the details of other legislation or set out proposals on which the Government wishes to obtain public views and opinion.
		White papers published by the European Commission are documents containing proposals for European Union action in a specific area.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/White_paper (627 words)

	White Papers
		The best-known during the mandate are the White Papers of 1922, 1930 and 1939.
		Although the White Paper stated that the Balfour Declaration could not be amended and that the Jews were in Israel by right, it reduced the area of the mandate by excluding the area east of the Jordan River, which was given to the [arabs under the leadership of] emir abdullah.
		The White Paper of 1939 (also known as the MacDonald White Paper) was a statement of policy issued by the british in the wake of the St. James Conference.
	www.amichai.com /war/process/whitepapers.html (1272 words)

	White paper - Facts, Information, and Encyclopedia Reference article
		A white paper can be an authoritative report on a major issue, as by a team of experts; a government report outlining policy; or a short treatise whose purpose is to educate (contrast position paper) industry customers.
		By contrast, green papers, which are issued less frequently, are more open-ended and may merely propose a strategy to be implemented in the details of other legislation.
		These types of white papers are often marketing communications and are designed to promote a specific company's solutions or product as it relates to the issue or topic examined.
	www.startsurfing.com /encyclopedia/w/h/i/White_paper.html (390 words)

	British Paper White Resource \| British Paper White Data (Site not responding. Last check: )
		British white paper of june 1922 the secretary of state for the colonies has given renewed consideration to the existing political situation in palestine, with a very earnest desire to arrive at a.
		Historical documents british white paper of 1939 original text and the british continued to enforce the provisions of the white paper nonetheless.
		The new papers entitled, Packet Communications Reference Architecture, Deploying SIP Applications and Softswitching in Wireless are intended to promote a greater understanding of the evolution of the next generation networks and to clarify some of the confusion that exists in the industry today on these topics.
	www.whitepapersonline.info /british-paper-white.html (774 words)

	Origin of White Papers \| White Papers - Learn how to write a white paper. White paper templates. MS Word templates. ...
		A white paper is a government report outlining policy or authoritative report on a major issue.
		green papers, which are issued less frequently, are more open-ended and may merely propose a strategy to be implemented in the details of other legislation.
		Over time, white papers have come to refer to documents that argue non-governmental positions as well.
	www.klariti.com /white-papers/Origin-of-the-White-Paper.shtml (229 words)

	1939 white paper (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The White Paper Issued on May it rejected in essence the peel commission's partition plan on the grounds that it was not feasible.
		The White Paper of was a statement of policy issued by the British in the The White Paper Issued on May it rejected in essence the peel commission's partition plan on the grounds that it was not feasible.
		The White Paper of 1939 (also known as the MacDonald White Paper) was a statement of policy issued by the British in the...
	paper-white.wheelfortune.info /1939-white-paper (333 words)

	Zionist Century \| Concepts \| British Rule
		Each White Paper concerning Palestine became known by the name of the incumbent Colonial Secretary, hence the Churchill White Paper (1922), Passfield White Paper (1930), MacDonald White Paper (1939).
		The publication of the White Paper should be understood within the wider context of the escalation of hostilities prior to the outbreak of the Second World War, as being made irrespective of the dire straits of European Jewry under or threatened by Nazi rule.
		The White Paper remained British policy until 1947 when following the referral of the Palestine question to the United Nations and its recommendation for partition in November of that year, the British announced their intention to leave the country.
	www.jafi.org.il /education/100/concepts/british.html (2484 words)

	Israel at 50: Activities
		The British reacted to this blood bath precisely as the Arabs had hoped: a British government White Paper was published which almost completely closed Mandate Palestine to Jewish immigration.
		To him, the White Paper was Britain's first betrayal, and he would be progressively broken by successive crises in the relationship between Zionism and Great Britain, together with the conflict between the love he felt for his country and his loyalty to those who had given it to the Jewish people through his hands.
		1939 of the new White Paper, which increased immigration restrictions, led him to declare war on the British.
	www.jafi.org.il /education/50/act/bg/bg1.htm (754 words)

	Middle East - Background Documents - White Paper of 1939
		The British responded with the Passfield White Paper of 1930, which was the first attempt to limit Jewish immigration to Palestine.
		The White Paper evoked considerable opposition from the Zionist movement, and was rescinded effectively in a letter issued to Haim Weizmann.
		The League Mandates Commission declared the White Paper to be illegal, stating "The policy set out in the White Paper is not in accordance with the interpretation which, in agreement with the Mandatory Power and the Council, the Commission has placed upon the Palestine Mandate" (from Haim Weizmann, Trial and Error, 1949, page 509).
	www.ariga.com /peacewatch/1939.htm (4253 words)

	Liberaltarian » The Holy Land - Part 2
		Britain released a White Paper in 1939 which scrapped earlier plans for a two-state Palestine, instead calling for a single, independent government.
		The White Paper sought a peaceful coexistence which was not to be.
		Fearing Arab backlash, Winston Churchill enforced the White Paper’s immigration restrictions despite the population pressures caused by Nazi persecution.
	www.liberaltarian.us /?p=8 (539 words)

	McDonald White Paper of 1939
		The British White Paper of 1939 (also known as Parliamentary Document 6019 or the McDonald White Paper, after British Colonial Secretary Malcom McDonald) was a statement of policy issued by the British in the wake of the St. James Conference.
		In the 1939 White Paper, the limitation on Jewish immigration was made permanent.
		The White Paper decrees were rescinded by the first action of the Provisional Council of State on May 15, 1948, when the State of Israel was established.
	www.palestinefacts.org /pf_mandate_whitepaper_1939.php (892 words)

	History Of White Paper Articles, Facts And Update (Site not responding. Last check: )
		White paper approaches and aspects of implementing a computer wargame simulation a historical perspective.
		Needless to say, the white paper no longer serves as a guide to the grant making priorities of the chapter I a three minute history of higher education.
		Those who crafted the ministerial comments in the communications White Paper certainly believe in the power of broadband to transform our society, yet their political masters have failed to grasp the policy nettle.
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	White Paper
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		This new alien white paper - abstract is devoted to a sober examination and response to advancing human development and preserving the human species.
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	www.easternpaper.com /whitepaper.html (235 words)

	Israel - World War II
		In May 1939, the British published a White Paper that marked the end of its commitment to the Jews under the Balfour Declaration.
		The 1939 White Paper met a mixed Arab reception and was rejected by the AHC.
		The entry of Italy into the war in May 1940, which brought the war closer to the Middle East, convinced Churchill and his military advisers that the immigration provisions of the White Paper needed to be enforced so as not to antagonize the Arabs.
	countrystudies.us /israel/18.htm (677 words)

	March of the Living International 2002
		In 1939, the British issued the infamous White Paper, which imposed strict quotas on further Jewish immigration and an absolute ban on land sales to Jews.
		With the rest of the world closing its doors to Jewish immigration, the White Paper was the final blow which sealed the tragic fate of the Jews of Europe.
		By the spring of 1936 the Jewish population was close to 400,000 and by 1939 it rose to half a million.
	www.motl.org /resource/curriculum/curriculum_13.htm (2773 words)

	1939-WhitePaper
		The White Paper of 1939 -- otherwise known as the MacDonald White Paper -- was named for the then British colonial secretary.
		It stated that as the Balfour Declaration had called only for the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, and as there were over 450,000 Jews in Palestine, Britain had met its responsibility under the declaration.
		The White Paper also sealed the fate of European Jewry, who now had nowhere to flee.
	www.multied.com /NationbyNation/Israel/IsraelHistory/1939WhitePaper.html (175 words)

	British Efforts Against the Nascent Israeli State
		The policy laid down in 1939 in the White Paper was the preordained purpose for which the 1936 outbreak was needed.
		The British White Paper was was rejected as inconsistent with the Mandate by the League of Nations, but the League of Nations was dying
		The predetermined failure of this conference (where the Arab representatives refused to meet the Jews face to face) was enshrined in the White Paper that followed immediately.
	www.eretzyisroel.org /~samuel/britainarab.html (5100 words)

	Palestine - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The British stressed that their policy to aid the homeland did not include making all Palestine the homeland, but rather that such a home should exist within Palestine and that there were economic limits on how many immigrants should be admitted (1922 White Paper).
		Zionists were angered when a new White Paper (1930) urged limiting immigration, but they were placated by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald (1931).
		The Zionists reluctantly approved partition, but the Arabs rejected it, objecting particularly to the proposal that the Arab population be forcibly transferred out of the proposed Jewish state.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/P/Palestin.asp (2317 words)

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	israel today > Judaism Lexicon > WHITE PAPER
		Called the Churchill White Paper, it interpreted the Balfour Declaration of 1917, which called for a Jewish National Home to be established in Palestine.
		In the White Paper of July 1937, Britain gave permission for only 8,000 Jews to enter the country from August 1937 to March 1938.
		According to the White Paper of 1939, which came out after Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass in which synagogues across Germany were destroyed), just 75,000 Jews were allowed to enter Palestine for the next five years (until 1944).
	www.israeltoday.co.il /Default.aspx?tabid=139&view=item&idx=726 (297 words)

	Holocaust Glossary
		British White Paper of 1939: British policy of restricting immigration of Jews to Palestine.
		In 1939 the camp was used to hold refugees from the fascist regime in Spain.
		Ghettos: The Nazis revived the medieval term ghetto to describe their device of concentration and control, the compulsory "Jewish Quarter." Ghettos were usually established in the poor sections of a city, where most of the Jews from the city and surrounding areas were subsequently forced to reside.
	www.history.ucsb.edu /projects/holocaust/Resources/glossary.htm (2774 words)

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		During the Spring of 1939 the violence subsided as the last guerillas & their supporters were arrested, co-opted, killed, or forced to flee.
		Protests in Tel Aviv against the issuing of the colonial White Paper of 1939.
		He delivered to him a paper stating that it was in Britains interest to support the Jewish cause.
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	Psalm 39 & the MacDonald White Paper(1939) - John Tng (26 Oct 1997) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		To find the hidden clues in Ps39 that point to 1939 in the history of Israel, one has to know the significance of the "MacDonald White Paper" issued by the British government on May 17, 1939.
		This paper was bitterly denounced by Winston Churchill before Parliament for its repudiation of the Balfour Declaration.
		The plight of the Jews in 1939 is captured accurately in Ps39.
	www.fivedoves.com /tng/ps39.htm (528 words)

	InnerNet Magazine
		According to the terms of the British White Paper of 1939, immigration to Palestine was limited to 75,000 Jews over a period of 10 years.
		The bride was decorated with everything a bride can shine with, and she was seated on a white covered chair on an elevated place in the tent.
		She was holding in her arms a bouquet of majestic looking white roses (artistically made from the only small paper that was issued for practical reasons in the various camps).
	www.heritage.org.il /innernet/archives/cyprus.htm (1528 words)

	ACPR - Policy Paper 147 - Legal Rights to Israel
		This policy paper is the introduction of a forthcoming book to be published on the legal rights and title of sovereignty of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel and Palestine under international law.
		This began with the Churchill White Paper of June 3, 1922, and culminated with the MacDonald White Paper of May 17, 1939.
		The US aided and abetted the British betrayal of the Jewish people by its abject failure to act decisively against the 1939 White Paper despite its own legal obligation to do so under the 1924 treaty.
	www.acpr.org.il /publications/policy-papers/pp147-xs.html (440 words)

	HistoryCentral.com - Your Source for Everything History -> World History > Middle East > 1939- White Paper (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The White Paper of 1939 — otherwise known as the MacDonald White Paper— was named for the then British Colonial Secretary.
		It stated that since the Balfour Declaration had called only for the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, and since there were over 450,000 Jews in Palestine, Britain had met its responsibilities.
		The White Paper also served to seal the fate of European Jewry, who now had nowhere to flee from Nazi tyranny.
	www.multied.com /1812/Ghent.htmlhttp://timeline/Mideast/whitepaper.html (164 words)

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