Intro Section 1
1914-1920
Section 2
1920-1923
Section 3
1923-1928
Section 4
1929-1930
Section 5
1930-1936
Section 6
1936-1939
Section 7
1937-1939
Section 8
1939-1943
Section 9
1943-1945
Section 10
1945-1946
Section 11
Jan-May 1947
Section 12
May-Nov 1947
Section 13
Dec 1947-April 1948
Section 14
Evacuation 1948
Stand Down
July 1948



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1935 - King George V's Silver Jubilee

i. Aftermath of the 1929 Riots

ii.Dowbiggin's Report

iii. Re-organization of the Palestine Police

iv. The Black Hand and Inspector Salim Basta

v. The 1933 Riots

vi. The Arlosorrof Case and Creation of the Dog Section

vii. King George V's Silver Jubilee

viii. The Black Hand re-emerges

Silver Jubilee Medal The surprising thing about The King George V Silver Jubilee Celebrations in Palestine is how peacefully they went off. Police crowd control for the parades was very much as it was in London with cheerful police linking arms to hold back enthusiastic spectators eager to get a closer look. However much many Palestinian Arabs and Jews hated the British Government and the British administration in Palestine, most people expressed great admiration and affection for the monarchy.

Many educated Jewish and Arab Palestinians were in favour of an independent Palestine becoming a dominion within the British Empire. This was probably a result of the 1931 Statute of Westminster which made laws passed by the British Parliament inapplicable to the dominions.

207 people in Palestine received recognition as part of the celebration of the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty King George the Fifth.

The Black Hand re-emerges      

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