The role of the British administration in changing the geography of Palestine 1918-1929.

G. Biger

The role of the British administration in changing the geography of Palestine 1918-1929.

Department of Geography and the Human Environment

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The major impact on the geography of Palestine during the first decade of British rule was in the development of a road and rail network. Also prominent was British influence in boundary determination and in the spread of educational and other public services. The writer stresses the importance of a distinction between British colonial policy per se in Palestine from the special implications of Jewish immigration during the period.-B.W.Beeley

Original language	English
Journal	University College London, Department of Geography. Occasional Papers
Volume	35
State	Published - 1979

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The role of the British administration in changing the geography of Palestine 1918-1929.

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