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DescriptionBalfour Declaration in the Times 9 November 1917.jpg	English: Balfour Declaration in the Times 9 November 1917
Date	24 August 2013, 20:19:58
Source	The Times of London
Author	The Times of London, editor was Geoffrey Dawson, died 1944

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