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Deseret Evening News · Salt Lake City, Utah · 12 July 1919

CP-1919-005

Is "Zionism" A Menace to World Peace?

Deseret News Foreign Correspondent Describes Bitter Resentment of Jewish Colonization by Natives Whose Demand Is, “Palestine For Palestinians”—Moslems and Christians For Once United, Say They Will Fight to the Death Rather Than Give Up Their Country to the Jews—“Zionist” Methods Resented, Especially Lavish Use of Money, by Which Agents Buy Best Land at High Prices—Strained Feeling Among Arabs and Other Natives Who Declare They Are Being Sold Out by Allies Without Their Consent—Demand For American or British Protectorate.

Clair Price

Is "Zionism" A Menace to World Peace? — Deseret Evening News, 12 July 1919
Deseret Evening News · Salt Lake City, Utah · 12 July 1919
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The masthead reads: “DESERET EVENING NEWS. FOREIGN NEWS, SOCIETY NEWS. MUSIC, THE DRAMA, AND LITERATURE. SECTION THREE. SATURDAY JULY 12 1919 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH.” The banner: “Is ‘Zionism’ A Menace to World Peace?”

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The whole argument is in the standfirst, in 1919, including the demand as the correspondent heard it: Palestine for Palestinians. The masthead prints the date.

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"Is "Zionism" A Menace to World Peace?," Deseret Evening News, 12 July 1919, p. 1. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1919-005. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1919-005

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