Attitude of the 'Arab World' with Particular Reference to the Palestine Conference. Report

Document Title	Attitude of the 'Arab World' with Particular Reference to the Palestine Conference. Report
Reference	CAB 56/4
Document Date	20 February 1939
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Foreign Policy and International Relations, Intelligence Gathering and Surveillance
Regions	Africa, Europe, Middle East, South Asia
Countries	Egypt, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Kuwait, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Transjordan, Tunisia, Turkey, Yemen
Document Type	Reports
Organisations	Committee of Imperial Defence, Chiefs of Staff, Foreign Office, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
People	Leslie Hollis

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Arab world, war preparations, politics, diplomacy, intelligence gathering, foreign policy, colonial independence movements, Aden, propaganda, alliances

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