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Palestine disturbances 1936 Members Royal Commission
Palestine disturbances 1936. Members of the Royal Commission entertained by H.H. Emir Abdullah in his palace, on January 11, 1937. 1937
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Media ID 18543965
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1936 1937 Emir Abdullah Entertained Members Palace Palestine Disturbances Royal Commission
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In this print from the Liszt Collection, we are transported back to a significant moment in history - the Palestine disturbances of 1936. The image captures an extraordinary gathering as members of the Royal Commission find themselves immersed in the grandeur and hospitality of H. H. Emir Abdullah's palace on January 11,1937. The composition exudes a sense of intrigue and importance, with distinguished figures dressed in formal attire engaging in animated conversations amidst opulent surroundings. The guests appear captivated by their host's charm and grace, while Emir Abdullah himself emanates an air of regal authority. This snapshot offers us a glimpse into a pivotal period when tensions were running high in Palestine. As members of the Royal Commission tasked with investigating these disturbances, they sought to understand the complex dynamics at play and find solutions for peace. Liszt Collection has masterfully preserved this historical artifact that encapsulates not only political significance but also cultural exchange between dignitaries. It serves as a reminder that even during times of turmoil, diplomacy can bridge divides and foster understanding among nations. As we reflect upon this photograph print, it reminds us how crucial it is to learn from our past experiences so that we may strive towards creating a more harmonious future for all people involved.
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