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Yale was born into the Anglo-American power elite in the late nineteenth century. After graduating from Yale University, he joined the Standard Oil Company and was sent to Palestine where he met Lawrence of Arabia, Chaim Weizmann, as well as leading Palestinians and Turks. He left Palestine when WWI broke out but returned as an intelligence agent for the U.S. government.
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William Yale: Witness to partition in the Middle East, WWI-WWII
2015, Rimal Publications
in English
9963715249 9789963715244
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Table of Contents
Prologue: Jerusalem 1914
Youthful adventures
Life in Palestine: 1913-1917
Diplomatic deceptions
Military and political maneuvers in Palestine
Great expectations: the King-Crane Comission
Dividing the spoils: The 1920s partitioning of the Middle East
Interlude: Interwar years 1920s-1930s
WWII and U.S. Palestine policy
No end of conflict: United States policy failures
Old age: reflections.
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Includes index and bibliography.
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