1923 ⟶ League of Nations Confirms Mandate for Palestine
The offer of a Mandate for Palestine to Great Britain from t...
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1923
🌍 Britain Receives Mandate for Palestine
At the San Remo conference Britain receives the League of Nations' British Mandate of Palestine.⟶
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Palestine🤝 San Remo Conference and the Mandate for Palestine
The San Remo conference of the Allied Supreme Council in Italy resulted in an agreement that a Mandate for Palestine to Great Britain would be reviewed and then issued by the League of Nations. The mandate would contain similar content to the Balfour Declaration, which indicates that Palestine will be a homeland for Jews, and that the existing non-Jews would not have their rights infringed. In anticipation of this forthcoming mandate, the British military occupation shifts to a civil rule.⟶
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ItalyUnited KingdomPalestine🇬🇧 Britain Grants Autonomy to Transjordan
Britain grants autonomy to Transjordan under Crown Prince Abdullah.⟶
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JordanUnited Kingdom📜 League of Nations Confirms Mandate for Palestine
The offer of a Mandate for Palestine to Great Britain from the San Remo conference is confirmed by the League of Nations.⟶
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PalestineUnited Kingdom📜 British Mandate for Palestine Comes into Effect
Mandate for Palestine to Great Britain comes into effect.⟶
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PalestineUnited Kingdom🗺️ Britain Cedes the Golan Heights to the French Mandate of Syria
Britain cedes the Golan Heights to the French Mandate of Syria.⟶
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