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A typed letter by The Communist Party National Jewish Committee, expressing concern over Britain leaving Palestine and denying access from the United Nations Commission.

National Jewish Committee.

Letter on The Palestine Situation.

London, The Communist Party Executive Committee, March 2nd, 1948.

$513.00
$513.00

Letter on The Palestine Situation.

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A typed letter expressing concern over Britain leaving Palestine and denying access from the United Nations Commission. The authors fear that 'Britain has laid open the road to the most violent conflict between Jew and Arab, and Palestine will be left in chaos.'

4to, single sheet of headed paper, typed text; edges with marginal tears and chips.

Stock code 117008

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A typed letter by The Communist Party National Jewish Committee, expressing concern over Britain leaving Palestine and denying access from the United Nations Commission.

Letter on The Palestine Situation.

$513.00
$513.00

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