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Chronology of events before the Nakba: 1876 - 1918

arabsAqaba, 1917:Troops of the Arab Revolt, "Before Their Diaspora" * Chronology compiled from sources in the Bibliography section 1876 - 1877 * Ottoman constitution promulgated. Palestinian deputies from Jerusalem attend the first Ottoman parliament in Istanbul, elected under a new Ottoman constitut…
 

Chronology of events before the Nakba: 1918 - 1935

HU050334Abu Ghosh, about fourteen kilometers from Jerusalem, on the road to Jaffa. "Before their Diaspora" 1918 * Palestine occupied by Allied forces under British General Allenby. * End of World War I.
 

Chronology of events before the Nakba: 1936 -1939

1936Residents of Abu Ghosh, a village west of Jerusalem, taking the oath of allegiance to the Arab higher Comittee, April 1936. "Before Their Diaspora" 1936 * Legislative Council proposal defeated by pro-Zionist members in British House of Common.
 

Chronology of events before the Nakba: 1939 - 1947

20060423131310Jerusalem_Al_Aqsa_Moschee_um_19001939 * London Conference ends with no agreement reached. * Malcom MacDonald, Colonial Secretary of State, issues White Paper of 1939 embodying British solution to Palestine problem: conditional independence for unitary Palestinian state after ten years; admission of 15,000 Jewish immigrants annuall…
 

Distribution of Population in 1946

map4_populationThe source of this map [from which this information is extracted] is the Supplement to a Survey of Palestine (Jerusalem: Government Printer, June 1947). It was subsequently published as United Nations map no. 93(b) in August 1950. According to British sources, the semi-sedentary Bedouin population …
 
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