"The Problem of Palestine" by Maude Royden, published by Hutchinson & Co. London, 1939 - First edition.
Important and early publication that saw light on the eve of the outbreak of World War II, in which the author extensively and in depth discusses the Jewish-Arab problem in Palestine and presents a solution for the near future. The author outlines in full severity the problem of the immigration of European Jews, and concludes that in light of the political developments between European powers, Jews have no place anywhere on earth except in Palestine alone. As for the triangle of Jews - Arabs - British, the author outlines an interesting solution to the problem in the form of a gradual departure of the British from Palestine and the end of the British Mandate, encouraging Jewish immigration to Palestine as quickly as possible, neutralizing the militant groups among the Arabs in Palestine, and sustainable peace between Jews and Arabs interested in progress and high quality of life, peace and prosperity.
144 p. Very good condition.
