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Polish Zionists Hit Curbs on Tourists to Palestine

November 18, 1935
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The Polish Zionist Organization has cabled the World Zionist Executive at Jerusalem complaining of difficulties imposed upon would-be Palestine tourists by the British consulate.

According to the letters, the consul demands in addition to the deposit of 1,800 zlotys (about $360) that the tourists sign a statement pledging they will not remain in Palestine longer than three months and that they will not apply for an extension of visas or for a permit to remain in Palestine permanently.

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