Events and personalities of the interlude between the two World Wars, focusing on the three major powers of the new, looming conflict: Germany, the U.S., and Soviet Russia.
By Henry Churchill King, Charles R. Crane ∙ August 28, 1919
King-Crane Commission Report Map medium resolution map (123K)high resolution map (294K) Introduction: The King-Crane Commission Report The King-Crane Commission Report Appendix: The King-Crane Commission Report
By Martin H. Glynn ∙ October 31, 1919
(Former Governor of the State of N.Y.) The American Hebrew, October 31, 1919: page 582 From across the sea six million men and women call to us for help, and eight hundred thousand little children cry for bread. These children, these men and women are our fellow-members of the human family, with the same claim…
By Turkey-World Center of News Interest ∙ December 2, 1922
The King-Crane Commission Report Appendix: The King-Crane Commission Report Map for The King-Crane Commission Report The Vital Significance of the Report That Follows Facts are first. The world is askew today because facts have been concealed or perverted. If in 1918-1919, the world had seen the international situation stripped of all camouflage, with every secret…
By Henry Churchill King, Charles R. Crane ∙ December 2, 1922
Introduction: The King-Crane Commission Report The King-Crane Commission Report Map for The King-Crane Commission Report Since the Commission was the American Section of a projected international Commission on Mandates in the Turkish Empire, it has seemed best to prepare the report in such form that copies could be furnished to representatives of all the Allied…
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