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1 2  Stone, Dan (5 במאי 2015). The Liberation of the Camps: The End of the Holocaust and Its Aftermath. Yale University Press. ISBN 978-0-300-21603-5. In order to try and mitigate these fears and to alleviate some of the ill-will that was disrupting US– UK relations in the wake of the Harrison Report, in November 1945 the British government set up the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine (AACI) to investigate Harrison's claims. {{cite book}}:  (עזרה)
↑  JVL, 31 August 1945
↑  Penkower, 2016, pages 56–58: "The official British response could be foretold. Truman’s 24 July request of Churchill had already set Near East specialist Beeley’s teeth on edge, indicating to him that the Zionists had been “deploringly successful in selling the idea” that, even after Allied victory, immigration to Palestine represented for many Jews “their only hope for survival.” Wishing to avoid a postwar influx of Jews into Palestine, the Foreign Office’s Refugee Department had expressed the fear in March 1944 that British trials of Germans on charges of crimes against humanity committed against Jews would convince survivors not to return to their native countries after the war. Whitehall’s expert on refugees, Ian Henderson, was convinced that the Zionists were behind Harrison’s recommendations. British military authorities in Germany rejected Harrison’s criticism, claiming that Jews were being treated exactly like all other displaced persons... In Bevin’s mind, Harrison’s report was “not based on real investigation.” Bevin told Weizmann that Truman was merely trying to gain votes by his stance; the United States had to take its share of those Jews who must be removed from Europe."
↑  Haron 1986, pp. 28–29.
↑  "E.G. Harrison Appointed" (PDF). New York Times. 16 במרץ 1945. נבדק ב-16 ביולי 2013. {{cite news}}:  (עזרה)
↑  Penkower, 2016, p.22: “On 18 June, Shertok had officially requested Palestine High Commissioner Lord Gort, in light of the unprecedented “campaign of extermination” that had destroyed more than six million European Jews, for 100,000 immigration permits (25 percent for children) to be placed immediately at the agency’s disposal. A detailed memorandum indicated that a settlement of this size was not only practicable, but it would generally benefit the economic structure of the country.” (Penkower cites: 39Shertok to Gort, 18 June 1945, Jewish Agency confidential files, Zionist Archives, New York City (now in the CZA))
1 2  Königseder & Wetzel 2001, p. 31.
1 2 3 4  Königseder & Wetzel 2001
↑  "Text of Eisenhower's Letter to Truman on Displaced Persons" (PDF). New York Times. 17 באוקטובר 1946. נבדק ב-16 ביולי 2013. {{cite news}}:  (עזרה)
↑  "Harrison Strikes Back" (PDF). New York Times. 18 באוקטובר 1945. נבדק ב-16 ביולי 2013. {{cite news}}:  (עזרה)
↑  "Palestine Board to Hear Harrison" (PDF). New York Times. 6 בינואר 1946. נבדק ב-16 ביולי 2013. {{cite news}}:  (עזרה)
↑  "Fraternity Honors Dean" (PDF). New York Times. 3 במאי 1946. נבדק ב-16 ביולי 2013. {{cite news}}:  (עזרה)
↑  "U.N. Urged to Plan World Agency to Deal with Displaced Persons" (PDF). New York Times. 15 ביוני 1946. נבדק ב-16 ביולי 2013. {{cite news}}:  (עזרה)
↑  [PALESTINE (GOVERNMENT POLICY), HC Deb 25 February 1947 vol 433 cc1901–2007