Titlebook: Bernadotte in Palestine; Amitzur Ilan Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 death.Diplomat.Germany

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Palestine After Bernadotte,mall. At first it looked as if it had actually paved the way for his plan to be adopted by the Third UN Assembly, a prospect which had not existed prior to the assassination because of US, British and Soviet opposition. For different reasons the three major powers opposed his plan being discussed by

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Hans-Albrecht Lehmann,Bruno J. Stolzet controversial humanitarian operations in the history of world wars. Finding out exactly what role Bernadotte played in that mission is important, because he was later accused of anti-Semitism and in 1948 of a bias against Israel. His conduct in the 1945 mission also throws light on his development as a leader and a statesman.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92297-8four-week truce. Fighting ended on 11 June and, save for small incidents, was renewed only when the four weeks prescribed by the Security Council had elapsed. Prominent statesmen, somewhat amazed at his achievement, commended his actions with a feeling that had there been a different man in his place the results would have been different.

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Book 1989This book concerns Bernadotte, the Swedish diplomat who was appointed the UN mediator in Palestine in 1948 and initiated the "Bernadotte Plans". It recounts the main events of his life before he was assassinated, including the first and second truces, and describes Palestine since his death.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10427-7death; Diplomat; Germany; integration; Irish Republican Army (IRA); media

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