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The Balfour Declaration, Chaim Weizmann & the Morgenthau mission, by Peter Myers

Chaim Weizmann scuttled The Morgenthau mission to Turkey, which aimed to make a Separate Peace with Turkey. It might have shortened World War 1 by more that a year. Weizmann did it because, had the mission succeeded, there would have been no Balfour Declaration and no Israel.Morgenthau was Jewish, but anti-Zionist.The text below is a draft of part of the book Prolonging the Agony, by Jim MacGregor & Gerry Docherty. The book was published about a month ago. Serious researchers MUST buy this book. The text below may be slightly different from the book.http://mailstar.net/28-Balfour-Morgenthau.docA summary of the important evidence dealing with the Morgenthau mission is athttp://mailstar.net/Weizmann-Morgenthau.docWilliam Yale was involved in the mission. His paper is damning of Weizmann. Yale wrote:"three Jews, — Weyl, a French Jew, Morgenthau, a German Jew by birth, and Weizmann, a Russian Jew by origin — decided whether or not the Allies should attempt to make a separate peace with the Turks"William Yale, Ambassador Henry Morgenthau’s special mission of 1917, World Politics, 1/3 (1949), pp. 309-10Yale's article is at (an internet first - and it's ONLY here)http://mailstar.net/Yale-Morgenthau.pdfLetters of Chaim Weizmann on how the Balfour Declaration came about.http://mailstar.net/Weizmann-Letters-7A-1.pdfhttp://mailstar.net/Weizmann-Letters-7A-2.pdfThese materials are here for the first time. You won't find them anywhere else on the internet.Download & save them while you can.
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My article The Balfour Declaration, Chaim Weizmann & the Morgenthau missionis now at http://mailstar.net/morgenthau.htmlI have added this bit:New York Times article of August 15, 1917, titled SENT TO SOUND TURKEY?; Rumor in Washington That Morgenthau Goes on a Peace MissionSpecial to The New York Times.August 15, 1917, Section , Page 3WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.--According to the Foreign Affairs News Service, Henry Morgenthau, former Ambassador to Turkey, before leaving for Europe, ostensibly as the head of a mission to investigate possibilities for ameliorating the condition of war sufferers in Pales tine, took his instructions directly from President Wilson.pdf is at:http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=990CEED6133AE433A25756C1A96E9C946696D6CF

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