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This is the official books produced by Government of Palestinian (British Mandate) for the years of 1944-1945 which was prepared by the British Mandate for the United Nation Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP) in 1946. These three volumes contain a wealth of information about Palestine until the end of 1946 (over 1,300 pages all available below) which covers all sectors of life (such as population, land, economy, immigration, ...etc). Since many Zionist Myths about Palestine (most importantly Palestine was an empty country, and Jews made the desert bloom) are still prevalent lies in the West and Israel, we found that it is critical to share with the general public. We hope that our visitors, historians, students, and journalists find it useful. If you are serious about knowing the core issues of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, then this is a must read and have book. It should be noted that data pertaining to populations, landownership, and land use has been extracted from another important British Mandate publication (which had limited circulation at the time) called Village Statistics, click here to learn more. |
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- Preface
- Table of contents
- Chapter I: The Mandate............................................................................................................ 1
-
Turkish
Rule -
Occupation
of Palestine by allied forces
-
The
Balfour Declaration
-
The
Covenant of the League of Nations
-
Convention
between Great Britain and the United States
-
The
Mandate over Trans-Jordan
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Chapter II: Historical Summary of Principal Events in Palestine
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15
Since
The British Occupation in 1917 -
Period
I. 1917 - 1920 The period of military administration
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1918
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4th
April, 1918
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1919
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8th
June, 1919
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28th
June, 1919
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June-July,
1919
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1920
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April,
1920 (Eastern Sunday)
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25th
April, 1920
-
Period
II: 1920 - 1923 Implementation of the Balfour Declaration, Arab reactions
.. 17
and
attempted constitutional development. -
1st
July, 1920
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26th
August, 1920
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1921
-
March,
1921
-
1st
May, 1921
-
December,
1921. (end of page)
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1922.
(end of page)
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21st
February, 1922. (end of page)
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3rd
June, 1922
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30th
June, 1922 (end of page)
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24th
July, 1922 (end of page)
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October,
1922 (end of page)
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1923
(end of page)
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February/March,
1923-May, 1923 -December, 1923 (end of page)
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4th
October, 1923
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29th
September, 1923 (end of page)
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Period
III: A period of consolidation and comparative tranquility
............................ 22
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Period
IV: September, 1928 - December 1932. Revival of Arab antagonism to the...
23
Jewish National Home. The White paper of 1930 -
1928
-
24th
September, 1928
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December,
1928
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1929
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August,
1929
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October-December,
1929 (end of page)
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1930
-
3rd
April, 1930 (end of page)
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May,
1930 (end of page)
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June,
1930
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January-March,
1930
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March-May,
1930
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May,
1930 (end of page)
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June,
1930
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6th
August, 1930
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20th
October, 1930
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14th
November, 1930 (end of page)
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1931
-
14th
February 1931
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1932
-
Period
V: January, 1933 - March 1936. The swilling of Jewish immigration and
...... 30
crystallization
of Arab nationalism in Palestine -
1933
(end of page)
-
March-December,
1933
-
11th
December, 1933
-
1934
-
January,
1934
-
December,
1934
-
1935
(end of page)
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1936
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January
- April, 1936
-
Period
VI: The disorder of 1936
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April-May,
1936
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June-July,
1936
-
August-October,
1936
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Period
VII: November, 1936-Ausgust, 1939. The Royal Commission, the................
39
Partition
Commission, and the White Paper of May, 1939 -
November,
1936
-
1937
-
January
- May, 1937
-
July,
1937
-
August,
1937 (end of page)
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September
- October, 1937
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November,
1937
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1938
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January
- August, 1938
-
November,
1938
-
December,
1938
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1939
(end of page)
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January,
1939
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February,
1939
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March
- April, 1939
-
May,
1939
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15th
June, 1939
-
20th
July, 1939
-
August,
1939
-
Period
VIII: September, 1939-October, 1942. The period of political
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Dormancy
during the Early Years of the World War. -
October-November,
1939
-
1940
-
January-February,
1940
-
March-June,
1940
-
August-December,
1940
-
1941
(end of page)
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April,
1941 (end of page)
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May
- November, 1941
-
January
- March, 1942
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May-June,
1942
-
Period
IX: November, 1942 - December, 1945. The agitation for a
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65
Jewish
State and unrestricted immigration -
1943
-
November,
1943
-
December,
1943
-
1944
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1945
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January
- February, 1945
-
March,
1945
-
May,
1945 (end of page)
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June-August,
1945
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September,
1945
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October
- November, 1945
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December,
1945 (end of page)
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1946
-
January,
1946
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Annexure
I: The White Paper of June, 1922 (The Churchill Memorandum)
............. 87
-
British
Policy in Palestine
-
Annexure
II: The White Paper of May, 1939....................................................................
90
-
Statement
of Policy
-
Annexure
III: Statement made in the House of Commons on 13th
............................ 99
November,
1945 By Mr. Ernest Bevin, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs -
Chapter
III: Geographic Summary: Area, Topography and Climate..........................103
-
Climate
-
I.
Rainfall
-
II.
Temperature
-
Chapter
IV: The Central Government and Its Finances.............................................
108
-
A.
Constitution And Administration
-
B.
Government Finances (end of page)
-
Revenue
-
Expenditure
-
Balances
-
Railways
and Ports (end of page)
-
Loans
-
Grants-in-Aid.
-
Colonial
Development Fund (end of page)
-
Currency
-
Currency
Board
-
Chapter
V: Local Government.......................................................................................
128
-
(a)
Table for Municipal Councils
-
(b)
Table for Local Councils
-
(c)
Table for Village Councils
-
Table
1: Revenue and Expenditure for Municipal Councils
-
Table
2: Revenue and Expenditure for Local Councils
-
Chapter
VI: Population....................................................................................................144
-
A.
The Increase in Population
-
Table
1: Population of Palestine by religion (Excluding His Majesty's Forces)
-
Table
2: Indices of Population Each Religion At Various Dates
-
Table
3: Increase of Total Population in Palestine
-
Table
4: Number of Persons of Each Religion Per 100 Settled Population
-
Table
5: Estimate of Population of Palestine By Race (end of. 1944) (end of
page)
-
Table
6: Average annual Rates of Natural Increase Per 1000 Inhabitants of Each
Religion
-
B.
Geographical Distribution of the Population
-
Table
7a: Rural Population By Religion and Sub-District (1922 & 1931 Census)
-
Table
7b: Urban Population By Religion and Sub-District (1922 & 1931 Census)
-
Table
7c: Total Population By Religion and Sub-District (1922 & 1931 Census)
-
Table
8a: Rural Settled Population By Religion and Sub-District
-
Table
8a: Urban Settled Population By Religion and Sub-District
-
Table
8a: Total Settled Population By Religion and Sub-District
-
Table
9a: Population Classified by Religion and Type of Locality
-
Table
9b: Population Classified by Religion and Type of Locality
-
Table
9c: Population Classified by Religion and Type of Locality
-
The
Moslem Population
-
The
Jewish Population
-
The
Christian Population (end of page)
-
C.
Sources and Reliability of data on population in Palestine
-
Chapter
VII: Immigration
...........................................................................................
165
-
Section
1: Immigration Legislation And Its Administration Since May, 1939
-
Section
2 Immigration Statistics
-
Table
1: Number of Immigrants Annually By Race
-
Table
2: Principal Sources of Jewish Immigration
-
Table
3: Country of Previous Abode of Immigration Arriving 1936
-
Table
4: Country of Previous Abode of Immigration Arriving 1937
-
Table
5: Country of Previous Abode of Immigration Arriving 1938
-
Table
6: Country of Previous Abode of Immigration Arriving 1939
-
Table
7: Country of Previous Abode of Immigration Arriving 1940
-
Table
8: Country of Previous Abode of Immigration Arriving 1941
-
Table
9: Country of Previous Abode of Immigration Arriving 1942
-
Table
10: Country of Previous Abode of Immigration Arriving 1943
-
Table
11: Country of Previous Abode of Immigration Arriving 1944
-
Table
12: Total Number of Persons Registered As Classified By Race and By Country of
Usual Residence
-
Immigrants
Since The 1st April, 1939, Country of Previous Abode
-
Section
3: Acquisition of Palestinian Citizenship
-
Table
showing the total number of persons acquired Palestinian Citizenship though
Naturalization
-
Section
4: Illegal Immigration (end of page)
-
(a)
Manner of Volume (end of page)
-
Jewish
Illegal Immigration (end of page)
-
Arab
Illegal Immigration (end of page)
-
(b)
Counter Measures (end of page)
-
A.
Illegal Immigration By Sea
-
B.
Illegal Immigration By Land
-
Table
1: Persons Deported From Palestine Other Than Jews
-
Table
2: Jews Deported From Palestine
-
Section
5: Refugees
-
Chapter
VIII: Land
....................................................................................................
225
-
Section
1: Land Tenure in Palestine. Legislation and Type of Holding.
-
Section
2: Settlement of Title to Land
-
Section
3: Land Registration
-
Table
Showing Land Registration Fees Collected from 1920 to 1945
-
Table
1: Areas Purchased by Jews, 1920 - 1945
-
Table
2: Holdings of Large Jewish Lands Owners as of December 31st, 1945
-
Section
4: System of Land Taxation
-
The
Tithe
-
The
House And Land Tax
-
Tax
of Roofed buildings
-
The
Urban Property Tax (end of page)
-
Rural
Property Tax
-
Schedule
Showing Original Tax Land Categories And Basic Rates
-
Section
5: The Public Lands of Palestine
-
Table
Showing State Lands
-
Section
6: State Domain and Re-Settlement of Jewish Ex-Servicemen
-
Section
7: The Land Transfer Regulation
-
(a)
The method of administration
-
(b)
Statistics of Applications Made for Transfer under the Regulations
-
(c)
Applications of Regulations to State Domain
-
(d)
Evasion of Regulations
-
Section
8: Administrative Problems Regarding to State Holdings
-
(a)
Subsistence Areas
-
Table
1: Fragmentation of Holdings of Residents of Five Villages
-
Table
2: Fragmentation of Family Holdings of Residents of Five Villages
-
Table
3: Fragmentation of Farms of Residents of Five Villages
-
Table
4: Average Number of Co-Owners Per Parcel and Average "Fractional Shares"
-
Schedule
'A'. Family Farms in the Hills of Ramallah and Jerusalem Sub-District
-
Schedule
'B'. None Irrigated Farm in The Jenin Sub-District
-
Schedule
'C'. Family Farm in Inland Plains
-
(b)
Legislation designed to protect cultivators against eviction
-
(c)
Resettlement of displaced Arab cultivators
-
The
Arabs of Wadi al-Hawarith in Tulkarm Sub-District (end of page)
-
Arab
al-Zubeid of Safad Sub-District (end of page)
-
Other
resettlement Schemes (end of page)
-
(d)
An Illustration of the complexity of the land problem- the case Ma'lul Arabs
-
Chapter
IX: Agriculture...............................................................................................
309
-
Section
1: Agriculture Production.
-
(a)
Climate and Soils
-
(b)
Crops and Cropping
-
Table
1: Area And Production of Certain Winter Crops in 1934-1935 and 1944-1945
-
Table
2: Area And Production of Certain Summer Crops in 1934-1935 and 1944-1945
-
Table
3: Estimated Areas And Production of Vegetables in 1934-1935 and 1944-1945
-
Table
4: Irrigated and None Irrigated of Certain Crops in 1934-1935 and 1944-1945
-
Olives
(end of page)
-
Table
5: Production of Olive Oil in The Last Five Seasons
-
Table
6: Number of Establishments Involved in Pressing Olive Oil (1944-1945)
(end of page)
-
Grapes
-
Almonds
And Other Nuts (end of page)
-
Stone
Fruits
-
Pome
Fruits
-
Bananas
(end of page)
-
(c)
Statistical Production
-
Table
1: Areas Under Principal Crops Between 1936 and 1945 With Yields
-
Table
2: Summary of Crops, 1944 - 45 (Area in dunums)
-
Table
3: Area in Dunums of Land Under Cultivation During The Season 1944 - 45
-
Table
4: Area in Dunums of Land Under, And Production From,
Main
Groups of Crops in Season 1944 - 45 -
Table
5a: Area in Dunums of Land Under Winter and Summer Crops in The Season 1944 -
45
-
Table
5b: Area in Dunums of Land Under Crops Grown in Winter and
Summer
and Plantation Crops in The Season -
Table
6a: Arab Vegetable Production 1944 - 45
-
Table
6b: Jewish Vegetable Production 1944 - 45
-
Table
7: Value of Agricultural Production From Main Group of Crops By Religion 1944
- 45
-
Section
2: Animal Health and Produce.
-
(a)
Animal Health
-
Bovine
Diseases
-
Equine
Diseases
-
Sheep
And Goat Diseases
-
Swine
Diseases
-
Canine
Diseases
-
Poultry
Diseases
-
(b)
Animal Industry
-
(c)
Milk Production
-
Table
1: Comparison of Sources of Income of Jewish Mixed Farms
-
Table
2: Allocation of Costs of Jewish Milk Production Compared With United Kingdom
-
Table
3: Milk Production Per Man Year
-
Table
4: Disposal of Milk on Jewish Farms
- Section
3: The Citrus Industry.
- Table
1: Citrus groves according to size in 1942
-
Table
2: Citrus export to season 1938-39
-
Table
3: Arab Owned Citrus Lands
-
Table
4: Jewish Owned Citrus Lands
-
Section
4: Measures Taken By The Government To Increase Agricultural Productivity
-
Section
5: Agricultural Credit and Co-operative Societies
-
(a)
Measures Taken to Provide Agricultural Credit
-
(b)
Measures Taken to Encourage The Co-Operative Movement
-
(c)
Rural indebtedness
-
Section
6: Investigations Affecting Development In the Negeb
-
Section
7: Jewish Agricultural Settlements
- Table
4: Growth of Jewish owned Lands by Year
- Table
5: Cultivate Area in Jewish Owned Lands (end of page)
- Table
6: Area Under Cultivation (in dunums)
- Table
7: Growth of Jewish Livestock industry (end of page)
- Table
8: Production of Milk and Eggs by Year
- Table
9: Fish pond production
- Table
10: Tenuva Sales in Palestine
- The
Communal Settlement
- A
financial survey of 16 Jewish communal settlements in the Galilee and Samaria
Districts
for Period 1940-43 -
Section
8: Agricultural Advisory Bodies
-
Chapter
X: Irrigation and Drainage.........................................................................
389
-
Section
1: Legislation.
-
Section
2: Measures Taken Since 1937
-
Section
3: Prospects
-
Summary
of Land, Water, And Cultivation
-
Chapter
XI: Irrigation and Drainage.......................................................................
423
-
Present
Condition of Palestine
-
Function
of the Department of Forests
-
Forest
Reserves (end of page)
-
Closed
forest areas (end of page)
-
Uncontrolled
Grazing
-
Statistics
of forest reserves
-
Utilization
& Plantations
-
Future
Development Soil Conservation, & Soil Conservation Board
-
Conclusion
-
Chapter
XII: Fisheries.............................................................................................
435
-
Table
1: Landings of Fish
-
Table
2: Number of Fishermen And Fishing Boats Engaged in the Industry
-
Table
3: Quantities And Values of Fish Imported
-
Chapter
XIII: Trade And Industry..........................................................................
441
-
Section
1: Trade Agreements, The Customs Tariff and Excise Duties.
- A.
Trade Agreements (end of page)
-
B.
The Customs Tariffs
-
C.
Excise Duties
-
Section
2: Foreign Trade of Palestine.
- Value
of Imports, Exports, Re-Exports, and Transit Trade, 1922-1944
- Value
of Trade Per Head of Population
- Trade
Balance, By Principal Countries, 1939 And 1945
- Value
of Imports For Four Main Classes of Commodities. 1937 to 1944
- Distribution
of Imports By Classes And Groups, 1940 - 1944
- Quantity
And Value of Principle Articles Imported, 1942 -1944
- Percentage
of Imports For Consumption From Certain Countries of Origin, 1935-1939
- Value
of Imports of Merchandise For Consumption, By Countries of Origins (end of
page)
- Percentage
of Imports From Certain Countries of Origin, 1939-1944
- Total
Value of Exports of Palestine Produce According to Main Classes of Commodities
- Quantities
And Values of Palestinian Citrus Fruits Exported in Cases, 1925 - 1945
- Distribution
of Exports By Classes And Groups, 1940 - 1944
- Quantity
and Value of Principal of Articles of Palestinian Produce Exported, 1942-1944
-
Value
of Exports of Manufactured Articles Distinguishing Petroleum Products, 1940 -
1944
-
Value
of Exports of Palestinian Merchandise, By Countries of Destination, 1938 -
1944
-
Value
of Exports to Certain Countries and Regions, 1939 - 1944 (end of page)
-
Percentage
of Exports to Certain Countries and Regions, 1939 - 1944
-
Transit
Trade, 1939 - 1944 (end of page)
-
Section
3: Trade With Middle Eastern Countries
-
Palestinian
Foreign Trade With Egypt, Iraq, and Levant States, 1924 - 1938
-
Imports
to Palestine From Egypt and Other Levant States, 1934, 1936, 1938
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports to Middle East Countries, Excluding Petroleum Products
-
Principal
Commodities Exported to Syria During 1931 and 1933
-
Principal
Commodities Exported to Egypt During 1931 and 1933 (end of page)
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports To Egypt, By Classes and Groups of Commodities,
Excluding Petroleum
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports To Syria, By Classes and Groups of Commodities,
Excluding Petroleum
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports To Iraq, By Classes and Groups of Commodities,
Excluding Petroleum
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports To Iran, By Classes and Groups of Commodities,
Excluding Petroleum
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports To Turkey, By Classes and Groups of Commodities,
Excluding Petroleum
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports To Arabia, By Classes and Groups of Commodities,
Excluding Petroleum
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports To Cyprus, By Classes and Groups of Commodities,
Excluding Petroleum
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports To Sudan, By Classes and Groups of Commodities,
Excluding Petroleum
-
Value
of Palestinian Exports To Trans-Jordan, By Classes and Groups of Commodities,
Excluding Petroleum
-
Section
4: A Survey of Industry
-
Main
Results From The Census of Industry, 1939, 1942
-
Progress
of Jewish Industry as Reflected By The Census Take By The Jewish Agency of
Palestine
-
Raw
Materials
-
Imported
Materials
-
The
Labor Force
-
Capital
Resource of Palestine Industry (end of page)
-
Sale
of Electric Power (end of page)
-
Consumption
of Refined Petroleum Products
-
Railway
Operations
-
Road
Transportation
-
Food,
Drinks, And Tobacco
-
Jewish
Dairy Products (end of page)
-
Production
of Dairy Products By Tnuva Ltd.
-
Textile
-
The
Metal Industries
-
The
Chemical Industry
-
Diamonds
-
Leather
Goods and Furs
-
Wood
Production
-
Cement
And Stone
-
Glass
-
Paper
And Cardboard
-
Rubber
-
Misc.
-
Construction
(end of page)
-
Statistics
Relating to Building Permits And Approximate Value Declared, 1939 - 44
-
Electric
Supply in Palestine
-
Preface
-
Table
of Contents
-
Chapter
XIV: Finance....................................................................................
535
-
Section
1: The Budget
-
Table
1: Financial Statisitcs:1922/23 - 1944/45
-
Table
2: Total Expenditure of Internal Security and War Residue
-
Table
3: Expenditure for Year 1934/35
-
Table
4: Earning, Expenditure, Surplus and Deficit
-
Section
2: The System of Taxation (end of page)
-
(a)
Taxes
-
Table
5: Urban and Rural Property Taxes
-
Table
6: Yield From Custom and Excise 1934-1945
-
Table
7: Yield From Income Tax For Years 1941-1945
-
Table
8: Duties Collected on Wide Range of Transaction
-
(b)
Receipts representing payment in respect of services performed
-
Table
9: Revenue Collection By Department
-
Table
10: Revenue Allocated Approximately Among Groups Corresponding to Those in
Table 3
-
Section
3: Colonial Development Fund
-
Section
4: Banking
-
(a)
Brief history
-
(b)
Period June, 1936, to 31st August, 1939
-
Table
1: Aggregate Deposits by Foreign and Local banks
-
Table
2: Total Credit Granted And Outstanding Bills of Foreign and Local Banks
-
(c)
The Period of The War, 1939 to 1945
-
Table
3: Deposits Held By Banks, 1939 to 1945
-
(d)
Distribution of Deposits By Race
-
Table
4: Credit Granted By Banks, 1939 to 1945
-
Table
5: Distribution of Bank Credits By Categories, 1939 to 1945
-
Table
6: Balance Sheet for Arab Bank and Arab National Bank Ltd., 1939 to 1945
-
Table
7: Balance Sheet for Five Jewish Banks, 1939 to 1945
-
(e)
Control of Banks
-
Table
8: Balance Sheet for Five Jewish Banks, 1939 to 1945
-
Section
5: Ownership of Capital
-
Table
1: Analysis of Palestine's Foreign Assets and Liabilities, 1945
-
Table
1a: Share of Jews, Arabs and Others in Palestine's Foreign Assets (end of
page)
-
Table
2: Ownership of Land in Palestine By Religion, 1943
-
Table
2a: Valuation of Rural Land in Arab And Jewish Ownership, 1943
-
Table
3: Ownership of Industry in Palestine, 1943 (end of page)
-
Table
4: Ownership of Insured Commodity Stocks, 1945 (end of page)
-
Table
5: Motor Vehicles, Number and Estimated Value in Arab and Jewish Ownership
-
Table
6: Estimated Number And Value of Livestock in Arab And Jewish Ownership
-
Table
7: Agricultural Investment in Arab and Jewish Ownership
-
Table
8: Summary of Capital in Palestine in 1945
-
Section
6: Relative Contribution of Arabs and Jewish Government Revenue
-
Tax
Payable in Respect of The Year 1944/45
-
Summary
of Allocation of Revenue, 1944/45
-
Chapter
XV: Law and Order............................................................................
581
-
(a)
Prevention and Detection of Crime
-
Table
1: Palestine Police Force And Prisons Service (end of page)
-
Table
2: Statistical Summary of Crime
-
Table
3: Palestine Police Force and Persons Service, 1939 - 1945
-
Number
of Police Killed on Duty, 1936 - 1945 (end of page)
-
Table
4: Statistical Summary of Crime, 1938 - 1945
-
(b)
Arms Traffic
-
Table
5: Seizure of Arms And Ammunition From Arabs, 1936 - 1945
-
Table
6: Seizure of Arms And Ammunition From Jews, 1936 - 1945
-
Table
7: Seizure of Explosives And Incendiary Articles During 1945
-
(c)
Armed Bands and Illegal Organizations
-
(d)
The Cost of Public Security
-
Table
8: Seizure of Explosives And Incendiary Articles During 1945
-
Table
9: Summary of Revenue And Expenditure From 1920-21 To 1933-34 on Law And Order
-
Table
10: Summary of Revenue And Expenditure From 1934-35 To 1945-46 on Law And
Order
-
Chapter
XVI: Social Services.........................................................................
609
-
Section
1: Health Services
-
(a)
General Outline
-
Government
Services
-
Jewish
Voluntary Services
-
Non-Jewish
Voluntary Services
-
Private
Hospitals
-
General
Practice
-
Table
1: Hospital Maintained By Religion
-
(b)
Particulars of Government Health Services
-
Table
2: Expenditure Upon Public Health Services, 1920-1946
-
Table
3: Number of Persons Admitted to Hospitals And Treated As Out-Patients, 1944
-
Section
2: Description of Education Systems
-
Historical
Outline of The Education System
-
Table
1: Distribution of Pupils Between Different Types of School in July, 1944
-
Table
2: Extent of Education Facilities for Arabs And Jews
-
Education
Administration
-
Educational
Finances
-
Table
3: The Educational Department's Budget Estimates of Expenditure, 1926 - 1945
-
Table
4: Actual Expenditure on Education By All Departments, 1944/45
-
System
of Payments of Grants-in-Aid to Non-Governmental Schools (end of page)
-
Elementary
Education (Arabic Public System)
-
Expansion
Schemes And Development in Arab Education
-
Table
8: Number of Applications and Admissions to the Lowest Class (Urban), 1933 -
1944
-
Table
9: Number of Applications and Admissions to the Lowest Class (Rural), 1933 -
1944
-
Arab
Secondary Education (end of page)
-
Training
For Teachers For Government Schools
-
Technical
Education in Arab Schools
-
Agriculture
Education
-
Government
School Buildings
-
Jewish
Schools
-
Table
10: Expenditure Directly Controlled By The Va'ad Leumi
-
Table
11: Total Expenditure of The Hebrew Public System Analyzed By Types of Schools
-
Other
Jewish Schools
-
Other
Non-Governmental Schools
-
Scout
Movement
-
Hebrew
University
-
Table
12: General Statistics For Arab Public System, 1944
-
Table
13: General Statistics For Private Muslim Schools, 1944
-
Table
14: General Statistics For Private Christian Schools, 1944
-
Table
15: General Statistics For Hebrew Public System, 1944
-
Table
16: General Statistics For Private Hebrew Schools, 1944
-
Table
18: Estimate of Total Expenditure on The Hebrew Public System, 1942/43
-
Section
3: Jewish Education And Cultural Activities
-
Section
4: Social Welfare
-
Table
1: Number of Juvenile Offenders, 1944
-
Table
2: Ages And Types of Offences of Juvenile Offenders, 1944
-
Table
3: Statistics of Treatments Applied to Juvenile Offenders, 1944 (end of
page)
-
Table
4: Number of Non-Jewish Families on Relief in Jerusalem, 1941-44 (end of
page)
-
Table
5: Number of Non-Jewish Families on Relief in Jerusalem, 1944
-
Jewish
Welfare Services (end of page)
-
Provisions
Earmarked For Social Welfare Amongst The Jewish Community
-
Arab
Welfare Services
-
Slum
Conditions in Urban Areas
-
Section
5: The Standard of Living of Palestinian Arabs
-
Table
1: Comparative Figures of The Urban and rural Sections of the Non-Jewish
population
-
Table
2: Incidents of Malaria, 1922 - 1944
-
Table
15: Infant Mortality Rate (Per 1000) Among Moslems of Palestine in Towns
-
Education
-
Table
20: Number of Schools and Pupils, 1920 - 1944
-
Table
23a: Municipal Expenditure of Public Word And Value of Other Building
Constructions
-
Chapter
XVII: Labour And Wages.................................................................
731
-
Section
1: Employment and Unemployment
-
Employment
-
Number
of Wage And Salary Earners in Each Industry Group in 1939 and 1942
-
Estimate
of Jews Gainfully Employed-1945
-
Annual
Average number of Daily-Paid Workers Employed By The Army And Certain
Government Departments
-
Unemployment
-
Section
2: Wages and Earnings
-
Table
1: Daily Wage Rates For Selected Industrial Occupations, 1939 -1944
-
Table
2: Basic Daily Wage Rates For Jewish Laborers in certain Selected Industrial
Occupations, 1939 -1944
-
Table
3: Basic Daily Wage Rates in Agriculture 1939 And 1944/45
-
Table
4: Jewish Labor Union Daily Wage Rates, Sept. 1939, and March 1945
-
Table
5: Daily Wage Rate in Construction Trades 1939 - 1945
-
Table
6: Daily Average Earnings in Industry and Transportation, 1943 - 1945
-
Table
7: Monthly Earnings of a Government Clerk (Grade 'O'), 1939 - 1945
-
Section
3: The Administration of Labor Matters
-
Section
4: Legislation
-
Section
5: International Convention Affecting Labor
-
Section
6: Labor Organizations
-
The
Organization of Jewish Labor in Agriculture
-
The
Arab Trade Union Movement, 1945
-
Arab
Jewish Labor Relations (end of page)
-
Section
7: The Re-Settlement of Ex-Service Men and Women
-
Section
8: The Employment of Arab And Jewish Labor By Government Departments
-
Table
1: Employment of Labor Department And Contract by The Department of Public
Works
-
Table
2: Contracts Awarded Arab and Jewish Contractors, 1942 - 1945 (end of
page)
-
Wages
in Railroad and Ports
-
Table
5: Railway Contracts By Religion
-
Table
9: Employment of Casual Labor By Municipal Corporation
-
Table
10: Contracts Awarded By Municipal Corporations (end of page)
- Chapter
XVIII: Town Planning and The Problem of Housing............... 781
-
Section
1: Town Planning And Building Control
-
(a)
Legislation
-
(b)
Machinery of Control
-
(c)
The Town Planning Department
-
(d)
Special Obligations of the Department in regard to Jerusalem
-
(e)
Improvement Trust
-
Section
2: Present Housing Needs
-
Part
1: Estimates of Deficiencies
-
The
Jewish Community
-
Increase
in The Number of Family Units (end of page)
-
Immigration
-
Percentage
of Construction By Religion and By District
-
Table
3: Building Activity In Palestine, 1936 - 1945
-
The
Arab Community
-
Immigration
-
Part
2: Evidence of Congestion (end of page)
-
Jewish
Areas (end of page)
-
Arab
Areas
-
Section
3: Measures Taken To Remedy The Position in Housing
-
The
Emergency Building Scheme
-
Section
4: The Cost of Building
-
Section
5: The Supply of Building Material
-
Chapter
XIX: Food And Clothing......................................................
817
-
Section
1: General Survey of The Present Food Situation
-
Section
2: Subsidization Policy
-
Section
3: Human Nutrition
-
Section
4: The Present Position in Regard to The Provision of Clothing and Essential
Household Textiles
-
Table
2: Estimate of Consumption of Textile by Religion, 1938
-
Table
3: Arab and Jewish Per Capita Consumption of Textile in Palestine (end of
page)
-
Chapter
XX: Communication.............................................................
853
-
Section
1: Railways
-
Section
2: Ports
-
Haifa
Port
-
Jaffa
Port
-
Section
3: The Road System
-
Section
4: Road Transport
-
Section
5: Post Office Service
-
Chapter
XXI: The Press......................................................................
873
-
Section
1: Control of The Press
-
Section
2: The Public Information Office
-
Chapter
XXII: Community And Religious Affairs............................ 879
-
Section
1: Christian Community And Christian Holy Places
-
Section
2: The Supreme Moslem Council and The Waqf Commission
-
Section
3: The Zionist Organization and The Jewish Agency
-
(a)
The Zionist Organization
-
(b)
The Jewish Agency
-
(c)
Financial And Other Institutions of the Zionist Organization And The Jewish
Agency for Palestine
-
Summary
of Income, Expenditure, And investment of Jewish National Fund in Palestine
-
Section
4: Statuary Jewish Community
-
(a)
Constitution
-
(b)
Financial Arrangement
-
Section
5: Agudat Israel
-
Section
6: Other Religious Communities
-
Section
7: Official Holiday
-
Section
8: The Official Languages
-
Section
9: Two Community Problems
-
(a)
The Jerusalem Municipality Problem
-
(b)
The Jewish Quarter of Jaffa
-
Chapter
XXIII: Community And Religious Affairs............................ 945
-
Section
1: The Arab Political Parties
-
The
Palestine Arab Party (end of page)
-
The
National Defense Party
-
The
Arab Reform Party
-
The
National Bloc Party
-
The
Istiqlal (Independence) Party
-
The
First Arab Higher Committee
-
The
First Arab Higher Committee
-
Relations
With The Arab League (end of page)
-
Arab
Labor Organizations
-
Section
2: The Jewish Political Parties (end of page)
-
A.
Labor Parties
-
B.
Parties of The Centre
-
C.
Right Wing Parties
-
D.
The Communist Party (end of page)
-
E.
IHUD (Unity) And League For Jewish-Arab Rapprochement
-
F.
Agudath Israel
-
Chapter
XXIV: International Agreements, Conventions, And Treats..... 963
-
Chapter
XXV: Concessions and Mining..................................................
. 963
-
Section
1: Concessions
-
(a)
Oil Concessions (end of page)
-
(b)
Electricity Concessions
-
(c)
Other Concessions
-
Section
2: Mining And Oil Mining
-
Quantities
of Principal Minerals Produced
-
Chapter
XXVI: War Economic Measures................................................
963
-
Section
1: The War Supply Board
-
Section
2: The War Economic Advisory Council
-
Section
3: The Custodian of Enemy Property
-
Section
4: War Time Economic Control (end of page)
-
(a)
Food Control
-
(b)
Price Control
-
(c)
Control of Heavy Industries and Directorate of War Production
-
(d)
Control of Light Industries (end of page)
-
(e)
Control of Road Transport (end of page)
-
(f)
Control of Salvage (end of page)
-
(g)
Control of Agricultural Production
-
(h)
Control of Medical Supplies
-
(i)
Control of Fuel Oil (end of page)
-
Appendix
A: Orders in Council Applicable to Palestine................... 1037
-
Appendix
B: Advisory And Statuary Official Bodies.......................... 1047
-
Appendix
C: Glossary............................................................................
1071
-
Index.........................................................................................................
1079
Supplement to Survey of Palestine
-
Preface
-
Table
of Contents
-
The
Central Government And Its Finances: Supplementing Volume I, Chapter IV, Pages
108-127
-
Local
Government: Supplementing Volume V, Pages 128 - 139
-
Revenues
And Expenditure of Municipal Council, 1945-46
-
Revenues
And Expenditure of Local Council, 1945-46
-
Population:
Supplementing Volume I, Chapter VI, Pages 140 - 164
-
Settled
Population, By Town and Sub-District, 1947
-
Immigration:
Supplementing Volume I, Chapter VII, Pages 165 - 224
-
Immigration
Legislation and Its Administration Since May 1939
-
Immigration
Statistics
-
Principal
Source of Jewish Immigration, 1939 - 1945
-
Country
of Previous Residence of Immigration Arriving, 1945
-
Total
Number of Registered As Immigrants, 1939 - 1945 (end of page)
-
Acquisition
of Palestinian Citizenship
-
Total
Number of Jews who Acquired Palestinian Citizenship
-
Illegal
Immigration
-
Persons
Deported From Palestine (other than Jews)
-
Jews
Deported From Palestine (end of page)
-
Land:
Supplementing Volume I, Chapter VIII, Pages 225 - 308
-
Legislation
-
Settlement
of Land Title (end of page)
-
Land
Registration (end of page)
-
Land
Taxation
-
The
Public Lands of Palestine
-
Land
Transfer (end of page)
-
Administrative
Problems in Regarding to Land Holdings
-
Agriculture:
Supplementing Volume I, Chapter IX, Pages 309 - 388
-
Citrus
-
Forestry
And Soil Conservation: Supplementing Volume I, Chapter XI, Pages 423 - 434
-
Trade
And Industry: Supplementing Volume I, Chapter XIII, Pages 441 - 534
-
Foreign
Trade of Palestine
-
Palestine
- International Balance of Payment, 1945 And 1946
-
Table
: Palestine - International Balance of Payment, 1945 And 1946
-
Industry
-
Textile
-
The
Metal Industry
-
The
Chemical Industry (end of page)
-
Diamond
-
Cement
And Stone
-
Glass
-
Paper
and Cardboard
-
Finance:
Supplementing Volume II, Chapter XIV, Pages 535 - 580
-
The
Budget
-
Banking
-
Law
And Order: Supplementing Volume II, Chapter XV, Pages 581 - 608
-
Labor
And Wages: Supplementing Volume II, Chapter XVII, Pages 731 - 780
-
Employment
-
Employment
By The Government
-
Wages
And Earnings
-
Town
Planning And The Problem of Housing: Supplementing Volume II, Chapter
XVIII, Pages 781 - 816
-
Present
Housing Needs
-
Measures
Taken to Remedy The Position in Regard to Housing
-
Cost
of Building
-
Supply
of Building Materials
-
Food
And Clothing: Supplementing Volume II, Chapter XIX, Pages 817-852
-
Subsidizing
Policy
-
Communication:
Supplementing Volume II, Chapter XX, Pages 853-872
-
Railways
-
Ports
-
The
Road Systems
-
Road
Transport
-
Post
Office Services
-
Community
And Religious: Supplementing Volume II, Chapter XXII, Pages 879-944
-
The
Holy Place of Palestine
-
Political
Parties: Supplementing Volume II, Chapter XXIII, Pages 945-962
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