Titlebook: Britain and the Middle East in the 1930‘s; Security Problems, 1 Michael J. Cohen,Martin Kolinsky Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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Conclusionr East. The commitment to the Far East was not only intrinsic, but served also as a guarantee to defend the Australian and New Zealand Dominions against the Japanese menace. The Italian conquest of Abyssinia in 1935 shattered this strategic conception, raised the spectre of hostilities with Italy in

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Eulogy

World War II: No Lace on His Drawers,e, and the lofty idealism which had inspired its colonial policy in Palestine gave way to a new calculus of interests and influence in which the Jewish community in Palestine — or so it was believed in London — had nothing to offer.

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The Palestine Problem in the Context of Colonial Policy on the Eve of the Second World Ware, and the lofty idealism which had inspired its colonial policy in Palestine gave way to a new calculus of interests and influence in which the Jewish community in Palestine — or so it was believed in London — had nothing to offer.

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Italy’s Mediterranean Strategy, 1935–39o found the nation, the blood of our heroism and the tragedies of our genius aimed but at this day, on which Italy had re-entered history as an immortal actress after her long confinement, and once more sails the seas, the bearer of a new civilisation.’

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The Collapse and Restoration of Public Securityestine. The United States, Canada, Britain, Australia and other countries of the British Empire would not accept more than a trickle of Jewish immigration. The relative ease of entry into Palestine, during the years 1933–36 therefore attracted unprecedented numbers, enhancing the size and confidence of the Jewish community.

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A Breakthrough in Zionist Military Conceptions: 1936–39olitical leadership feared the potential institution-alisation of the Haganah, as a professional military force that might challenge the authority of the elected political leadership. Neither was any chairman elected to supervise the High Command.

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J.-Cl. Hausmann,A. Haefliger,V. Poénaruo found the nation, the blood of our heroism and the tragedies of our genius aimed but at this day, on which Italy had re-entered history as an immortal actress after her long confinement, and once more sails the seas, the bearer of a new civilisation.’