"Churchill was at pains to say in his memoirs that he was never going to negotiate with Germany, but it is clear that in 1940 he had not ruled out talking to a non-Hitler German government," said Professor Reynolds. ... This too was played down when Churchill came to writing The Second World War.
Answer: the original U.N. partition plan of the Palestinian Mandate
Explanation:
After the first World War, the British took over the administration of Palestine and overtime, more and more Jews arrived even though they were still the minority. After the second World War saw the Nazi genocide against Jews, the British came under pressure to establish a homeland for Jews so such things never happen again.
The British therefore let in more Jews and things escalated and got violence and the British appealed to the UN for a solution. The UN decided to divide Palestine into two with some parts going to Arabs and the rest going to Jews.
The map on the left shows the original plan that the UN used to divide Palestine.
The answer is D. All of Huayna people favored him. He was very successful in the upbringing of the Inca Empire. He expanded his empire significantly to the south side making is double in size, making him more powerful. Please give me the brainliest answer.
The 1920s were a unique time in the United States in the sense that it was a time of great economic prosperity and also great social woe. What led to this tension was a mix of rising immigration levels and and irresponsible attitude towards money and spending.
The UN and international human rights groups condemned Israel for using cluster bombs in Southern Lebanon. The war was criticized within Israel and sparked more resentment from the Arab world. ... Israel continued its yearlong blockade of Gaza, however, and the humanitarian and economic crisis in Gaza intensified.
