Buffalo Jewish Review · Buffalo, New York · 15 May 1936
CP-1936-003
Arabs in Palestine Launch Campaign of Civil Disobedience
Tension High, Though Disturbances Few; Government Still Firm in Position Towards Arab Strike
Transcription
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Context added by this archive
Civil disobedience, in a Jewish community paper, in the first weeks of the general strike. The words available in 1936 to describe what Palestinians were doing included that one.
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"Arabs in Palestine Launch Campaign of Civil Disobedience," Buffalo Jewish Review, 15 May 1936. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1936-003. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1936-003
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- “Shirt” Movements Growing in PalestineWisconsin Jewish Chronicle · 20 March 1936 · the same year
- Palestine Communists Call for Arab-Jewish Front Against BritishDaily Worker · 28 April 1936 · the same year
- Arabs and Jews in PalestineThe Philadelphia Inquirer · 23 May 1936 · the same year
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