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Appendix 1: Sources 172 Appendices Appendix 1: Sources Newspapers and Journals Cahiers du Communisme* Comment* Daily Herald* Daily Mail* Daily Worker France Nouvelle* The Guardian* Horizons* L’Humanité Israel Labour News* Jewish Chronicle Jewish Clarion* Jewish Vanguard* (Poale Zion) Labour Herald* Labour Israel* Labour Leader* Labour Monthly* Labour Woman* LFI News* Marxism Today Le Matin* Le Monde Morning Star New Socialist* New Statesman (and Nation)* La Nouvelle Critique* Le Nouvel Observateur* Paris-Presse* La Pensée* Le Populaire Quotidien de Paris* The Spectator* The Times Les Temps Modernes* Tribune Twentieth Century* Vanguard* (Poale Zion) World News (and Views)* Zionist Review* * ϭ occasional. 172 Appendices 173 Labour Party Published Documents Agenda for the Annual Conference Labour Party Annual Conference Report (LPACR) Agenda for the National Conference of Labour Women (NCLW) NCLW Reports Resolutions TUC Reports Problems of Foreign Policy (1952 Labour Party discussion document) Labour Party Foreign Affairs, 1946/47 Labour’s Foreign Policy (1958 LPAC) Britain in the Modern World (1959 Labour Party discussion document) Notes for Speakers (1974, Foreign Policy) A Socialist Foreign Policy (1981 Labour Party discussion document) Parliamentary Documents Early Day Motions (EDMs) Parliamentary Reports (Hansard) Labour Party Internal Documents NEC International Department/Committee Middle East Sub-Committee (MESC) Parliamentary Group, LFI Communist Party of Great Britain Internal Documents International Department Private Papers Hugh Dalton (British Library of Political and Economic Science) Pamphlets Labour Looks at Israel, 1967–1971, LFI The EEC Initiative on the Middle East, 1980, LFI conference literature 30 Years of LFI (1957–1987) Palestine: An End To The Silence, 1988/89, Labour Middle East Council A Cry for Justice, 1990/91, National Union Briefing for Trade Unionists, NUCPS European Jewry and the Palestine Problem, 1946, CPGB A Land With People, May 1982, Morning Star Manifesto for New Times, 1988, CPGB Interviews Michael Foot, Labour MP Ian Mikardo, Labour MP Ernie Ross, Labour MP Richard Clements, Tribune Phil Kelly, Tribune 174 Appendices Jack Elliot, LFI Peter Grunberger, LFI Yousef Allen (Medical Aid for Palestine) Bridget Gilchrist, LMEC John Gee, CAABU Solly Kaye, CPGB Phil Piratin, CPGB Appendices 175 Appendix 2: Pro-Israel Labour MPs,* 1956 Edward Short (Newcastle Upon Tyne, Central) Marcus Lipton (Lambeth, Brixton) J. Dickson Mabon (Labour and Co-op, Greenock) Barnett Janner (Leicester, North West) Mark Hewitson (Kingston Upon Hull, West) William Owen (Northumberland, Morpeth) John McKay (Wallsend) Alice Bacon (Leeds, South East) Horace Holmes (Yorkshire, W.R., Hemsworth) R. J. Mellish (Bermondsey) Arthur Lewis (West Ham, North) William Reid (Glasgow, Provan) James Hutchinson Hoy (Edinburgh, Leith) Charles Frederick Grey (Durham, Durham) Roy Mason (Barnsley) William Reid Blyton (Durham, Houghton-le-Spring) Leslie Lever (Manchester, Ardwick) David Rhys Grenfell (Glamorgan, Gower) Arthur Moody (Gateshead, East) John Ainsley (Durham, North West) Arthur Blenkinsop (Newcastle Upon Tyne, East) George Jeger (Yorkshire W.R., Goole) Emanuel Shinwell (Durham, Easington) Alfred Broughton (Batley and Morley) Alice Cullen (Glasgow, Gorbals) Frank Anderson (Cumberland, Whitehaven) William Stones (Durham, Consett) Charles Simmons (Staffordshire, Brierley Hill) Benjamin Parkin (Paddington, North) Lynn Ungoed-Thomas (Leicester, North East) Albert Roberts (Yorkshire W.R., Normanton) Simon Mahon (Bootle) Elizabeth Braddock (Liverpool, Exchange) Harold Neal (Derbyshire, Bolsover) Percy Daines (Labour and Co-op, East Ham, North) Morgan Philips Price (Gloucestershire, West) Eric Fletcher (Islington, East) Stephen Davies (Merthyr Tydfil) *This list is based on signatories to the pro-Israel EDM. 175 176 Appendices David Logan (Liverpool, Scotland) Thomas Oswald (Edinburgh, Central) John Paton (Norwich, North) David Jones (The Hartlepools) Elwyn Jones (West Ham, South) Harold Finch (Monmouthshire, Bedwellty) Percy Morris (Swansea, West) Eustace George (Edinburgh, East) Hector Hughes (Aberdeen, North) Lena Jeger (Holborn and St. Pancras) Cyril Bence (Dunbartonshire, East) John Edwards (Brighouse and Spenborough) David Weitzman (Stoke Newington and Hackney North) Frederick Willey (Sunderland, North) Maurice Orbach (Willesden, East) Michael Stewart (Fulham) Samuel Philip Viant (Willesden, West) Joseph Reeves (Greenwich) Henry Usborne (Birmingham, Yardley) Thomas Hubbard (Kirkcaldy) Ernest Davies (Enfield, East) Leslie Plummer (Deptford) Roy Jenkins (Birmingham, Stechford) Julius Silverman (Birmingham, Aston) George Alfred Isaacs (Southwark) Edward Redhead (Walthamstow, West) George Darling (Labour and Co-op, Sheffield, Hillsborough) M. K. MacMillan (Western Isles) Norman Dodds (Erith and Crayford) J. Harrison (Nottingham, North) Daniel Granville West (Monmouthshire, Pontypool) John Forman (Labour and Co-op, Glasgow, Springburn) Charles Hobson (Keighley) Stephen Swingler (Newcastle Under Lyme) George Albert Pargiter (Southall) G. R. Chetwynd (Stockton-On-Tees) Bernard Taylor (Nottinghamshire, Mansfield) George Craddock (Bradford, South) Charles Royle (Salford, West) W. J. Edwards (Stepney) M. Herbison (Lanarkshire, North) Hugh Dalton (Bishop Auckland) Frank Allaun (Salford, East) Appendices 177 Appendix 3: Pro-Israel Labour MPs,* 1967 David Weitzman (Stoke Newington and Hackney North) John Dunwoody (Falmouth and Camborne) Ian Mikardo (Poplar) Sydney Silverman (Nelson and Colne) Mr. Winterbottom (Sheffield, Brightside) Renee Short (Wolverhampton, North East) James Tinn (Cleveland) E. M. Braddock (Liverpool, Exchange) Donald Chapman (Birmingham, Northfield) Robert Sheldon (Ashton-Under-Lyne) David Winnick (Croydon, South) Maurice Miller (Glasgow, Kelvingrove) William Hamling (Woolwich, West) Edward Lyons (Bradford, East) John Lee (Reading) Eric Moonman (Billericay) Elystan Morgan (Cardigan) Arthur Davidson (Accrington) Alfred Morris (Manchester, Wythenshawe) Raphael Tuck (Watford) Maurice Orbach (Stockport, South) Archie Manuel (Ayrshire and Bute, Central Ayrshire) Arnold Shaw (Ilford, South) Hector Hughes (Aberdeen, North) Hugh Gray (Norfolk, Yarmouth) Peter Jackson (Derbyshire, High Peak) Raymond Fletcher (Derbyshire, Ilkeston) Arthur Lewis (West Ham, North) Joel Barnett (Lancashire, Heywood and Royton) Edwin Brooks (Bebington) William S. Hilton (Bethnal Green) Edward Rowlands (Cardiff, North) Bert Hazell (Norfolk, North) William Hamilton (Fife, West) James Griffiths (Carmarthenshire, Llanelly) G. R. Strauss (Lambeth, Vauxhall) Paul Rose (Manchester, Blackley) Dennis Hobden (Brighton, Kemp Town) * This list is based on signatories to the pro-Israel EDM. 177 178 Appendices Eric Varley (Chesterfield) David Ginsburg (Dewsbury) David Kerr (Wandsworth, Central) William Price (Warwickshire, Rugby) Roland Moyle (Lewisham, North) Arnold Gregory (Stockport, North) Desmond Donnelly (Pembroke) John Rankin (Labour and Co-op, Glasgow, Govan) Ben Whitaker (Hampstead) Denis Walter Coe (Lancashire, Middleton and Prestwich) John Parker (Dagenham) Alan Lee Williams (Hornchurch) Robert Maxwell (Buckinghamshire, Buckingham) George Rogers (Kensington, North) Stanley Henig (Lancashire, Lancaster) George Henry Perry (Nottingham, South) Herbert Butler (Hackney, Central) Leo Abse (Monmouthshire, Pontypool) Gwilym Roberts (Bedfordshire South) Will Owen (Labour and Co-op, Northumberland, Morpeth) Tony Gardner (Nottingham, Rushcliffe) Robert Woof (Durham, Blaydon) Hugh Delargy (Essex, Thurrock) Richard Crawshaw (Liverpool, Toxteth) James Dempsey (Coatbridge and Airdrie) Julius Silverman (Birmingham, Aston) Cyril Bence (Dunbartonshire, East) James Johnson (Kingston-Upon-Hull) Peter Archer (Rowley Regis and Tipton) Edward Stanley Bishop (Nottingham, Newark) Laurence Pavitt (Labour and Co-op, West Willesden) Roy Roebuck (Harrow, East) Gwyneth Dunwoody (Exeter) Leslie Lever (Manchester, Ardwick) Lena Jeger (Holborn and St. Pancras, South) Simon Mahon (Bootle) Alice Cullen (Glasgow, Gorbals) Michael Barnes (Brentford and Chiswick) Ivor Richard (Barons Court) Edwin Wainwright (Yorkshire W. R., Dearne Valley) Albert Roberts (Yorkshire W. R., Normanton) Arthur Pearson (Glamorganshire, Pontypridd) Daniel Jones (Burnley) Alistair Macdonald (Kent, Chislehurst) James A. Dunn (Liverpool, Kirkdale) Eric Ogden (Liverpool, West Derby) Thomas Steele (Dunbartonshire, West) William Wilson (Coventry, South) Neil Carmichael (Glasgow, Woodside) Appendices 179 Leslie Huckfield (Nuneaton) Peter Mahon (Preston, South) Arthur Probert (Aberdare) Arthur Palmer (Labour and Co-op, Bristol, Central) James Hamilton (Lanarkshire, Bothwell) Samuel Charles Silkin (Camberwell, Dulwich) Idwal Jones (Denbighshire, Wrexham) Maurice Edelman (Coventry, North) John Binns (Keighley) John Forrester (Stoke-on-Trent, North) John Horner (Oldbury and Halesowen) Geoffrey Rhodes (Labour and Co-op, Newcastle, East) Charles Mapp (Oldham, East) Malcolm MacMillan (Western Isles) John Ellis (Bristol, North-West) Robert Edwards (Bilston) John Robertson (Paisley) Shirley Summersill (Halifax) Appendix 4: Pro-Arab Labour MPs,* 1967 Margaret McKay (Wandsworth, Clapham) Derek Page (Norfold, Kings Lynn) John Ryan (Middlesex, Uxbridge) Will Owen† (Labour and Co-op, Northumberland, Morpeth) William Molloy† (Ealing, North) James Dickens (Lewisham, West) Christopher Mayhew (Woolwich, East) David Watkins (Durham, Consett) George Lawson (Lanarkshire, Motherwell) Alan Beaney (Hemsworth, Yorks) Evan Luard (Oxford) Thomas Urwin (Durham, Houghton-le-Spring)
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