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1. Jew and Arab
2. The Dream of Zion
3. Arthur Balfour
4. Chaim Weizmann
5. 'Uganda'
6. England
7. Palestine before the War
8. Messianic Times
9. Placating the French, Inciting the Arabs
10. First Steps to the Balfour Declaration
11. The Turning Point
12. It's a Boy!
13. At the Threshold
14 Epilogue
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Richard Cuminale
reviewed Balfour and Weizmann: The Zionist, the Zealot and the Emergence of Israel on June 14, 2016
Balfour and Weizmann: The Zionist, the Zealot and the Emergence of Israel
Profoundly insightful - recommended for students of the history of the genesis of the Balfour declaration, and 100 years on in 2017, how the conversations taking place during and after the first world war can inform those taking place in the twenty-first century about the setting and character of the modern state of Israel, and its relations with its neighbours.
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