Report of the King-Crane Commission, published in the Editor & Publisher, 2 December 1922

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Vol. 55.  No. 27—Second Section
NEW YORK, DECEMBER 2, 1922
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First Publication of
KING-CRANE REPORT ON THE NEAR EAST
A Suppressed Official Document of the United States Government
Editorial Note—Problems of the Near East again hold the attention of the
peoples of the world, and as a result, all channels of information are flooded
with propaganda that has as its source foreign interests, in many cases with
selfish intent.    Americans have but a  limited knowledge  of the hates and
greeds that have repeatedly carried the peoples of the Near East into war and
endangered the peace of the world. This report is founded upon impartial
and thorough investigation by Americans for Americans and is presented at
this time for the guidance of editors and writers.
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Map  of  Turkey  and  Asia  Minor  XXVI
Introduction     II, III
The Balfour Declaration  on Zionism  HI
The  Report  Upon Syria  IV
Population   Estimates      V
Summaries of Petitions Received In Syria  V
Specific  Requests  of Syrian  Peoples  VI
Area under British Occupation  (O.E.T.A.  West) VI
Area   Under   French   Occupation  VII
Area  Under Arab Occupation  VII
Cilicia  and   Mesopotamia     VIII
PAGE INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT CONTENTS
General Considerations on Syrian Report..  VIII
Recommendation   for   Treatment   of   Syria  IX
Zionism     X
Single Mandate for All Syria  X
The   Report   Upon   Mesopotamia  XI
The Report Upon Non-Arabic Speaking Portions
of   Former   Ottoman    Empire  XI
Pertinent Action Taken by the Peace Conference XII
Dangers  of  Selfish Division and   Exploitation  of
the   Turkish   Empire  XII
Proper Division of the Turkish Empire...  XIII
Problem  of  a  Separate  Armenia  XIV
Estimates of Population of An Armenian State.. XV
Problem of a Separate Constantinopolitan State.. XVI
Problem   of   a   Turkish  State  XVI
Problem   of   the   Greeks  XVII
Summary of the Commission's Recommendations XVIII
Confidential   Appendix   of   the   Commission  XX
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