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RARE monograph on the sociopolitical conditions in the British ruled Palestine, with an emphasis on juridical issues of the mandatory state, written by Ernst Marcus (1890-1982), a lawyer from Breslau and an activist in various Zionist organizations in Germany. This book also contains 2 b&w maps: the first map depicts the Jewish settlements in British-ruled Palestine in the year 1929, and the second is a map of Israel and its surrounding near-eastern countries, from Turkey to Egypt, and from the Mediterranean Sea to Persia and the Persian Gulf. 205x145mm. XIX+328 pages. Softcover. Cover detached from binding, cover edges partly missing. Spine partly missing. Red pen writing on front cover upper edge. Front whitepage and title-page edge partly missing. Library copy with stamp on front whitepage and rear cover, 2 stamps on front cover, title-page, last whitepage and last page. Title-page and first 9 pages of the introduction partly loose from binding. Pages yellowing. [SUMMARY]: This extremely rare, of interest and importance to anyone dealing with the history or law of British-ruled Palestine, has unfortunately suffered some external damage to its cover, but is internally in good condition.