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PALESTINE ZIONISTS FIND OUTLOOK DARK; They See Little Hope Now for the Thousands of Refugees Barred From Holy Land DISAPPOINTED AT BERMUDA

By JULIAN MELTZERWIRELESS TO THE NEW YORK TIMES.

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May 23, 1943, Page 6 The New York Times Archives

JERUSALEM, May 22 -- Zionism today faces its most acute and baffling deadlock since the contemporary political Zionist movement began fifty years ago. The recent Anglo-American Conference on Refugees, held in Bermuda, brought about that deadlock.View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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