The fact that the British Members of the Committee have agreed that the inquiry should begin in Washington is also particularly welcome as evidence of the spirit of cooperation which the President is confident will characterize all the operations of the Committee.
Harry Truman: “The fact that the British Members of the Committee have agreed that the inquiry should begin in Washington is also…”
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White House Statement on Anglo-American Committee Hearings on Palestine and the Problems of European Jews.
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