New York Tribune · New York, New York · 22 May 1921
CP-1921-002
Palestine Reborn
An Eyewitness View of the New Jewish State
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A review of Redcliffe Salaman’s "Palestine Reclaimed," on "the difficulties that stand in the way of successful colonization." The reviewer relays the author’s view that "the Arab is sly and untrustworthy and bitterly anti-British, while the Jew is ready to be intensely loyal."
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"Palestine Reborn," New York Tribune, 22 May 1921. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1921-002. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1921-002
Elsewhere in the archive
- PALESTINE NATIVES OPPOSE ZIONISMThe New York Times · 8 May 1921 · the same year
- PALESTINE IS STILL A LAND OF PROBLEMSThe New York Times · 10 July 1921 · the same year
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