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[sorry that's Foyle's War--the BBC series about the Hastings detective who can't serve in the regular WW2 army]
The crux of this episode is that a White paper in 1930 said that Jewish terrorists and Zionists needed to be stopped or else the region would destabilize. Britain's interest was the flow of oil. So was it more important to bust up a caliphate, or should British admin of the area have prevailed?
The crux of this episode is that a White paper in 1930 said that Jewish terrorists and Zionists needed to be stopped or else the region would destabilize. Britain's interest was the flow of oil. So was it more important to bust up a caliphate, or should British admin of the area have prevailed?