The Jerusalem Quarterly and policing Jerusalem during the British Mandate with the co-editor Alex Winder

Jerusalem Unplugged

English - October 13, 2021 05:05 - 1 hour - 139 MB - ★★★★★ - 9 ratings
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In this episode the co-editor of the Jerusalem Quarterly Alex Winder tells us about the history of this very important publication, a mix of essays and scholarly written articles about Jerusalem that cover various disciplines and historical periods. The conversation moved then to discuss police and policing in British Mandatory Jerusalem. With Alex we traced the work of the British police, the interactions between Palestinian and Zionist officers and the legacy of the British police. Lastly, we touched upon the events of 1929 that will be the focus of episodes to come.

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