Palestine Blue Book 1926-1938
صادر عن الانتداب البريطاني في فلسطين. وتقدم صورة دقيقة عن فلسطين، وتحتوي على ثروة من البيانات والإحصاءات الاقتصادية والديموغرافية والحكومية والبنية التحتية والدينية والجغرافية والأرصاد الجوية والإدارية.
The Palestine Blue Books were annual reports published by the British Mandate authorities between 1926 and 1938, providing comprehensive statistical and administrative data on Palestine. These volumes offered insights into various aspects of the region, including demographics, economy, public health, education, and governance.
Key Features: Demographics: Detailed population statistics, including religious and ethnic compositions, birth and death rates, and migration patterns. Economy: Information on agricultural production, industrial activities, trade balances, and employment figures. Public Services: Data on healthcare facilities, educational institutions, infrastructure developments, and public safety measures. Governance: Descriptions of administrative structures, legal frameworks, and summaries of significant legislative actions.
These reports served as essential resources for understanding the socio-economic and political landscape of Palestine during the British Mandate period. They were utilized by policymakers, researchers, and historians to analyze trends and developments in the region.
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