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Other Countries / Re: Palestine Police 1936 to 1940
« on: Monday 28 September 15 11:26 BST (UK) »
There is an ebook version of A Job Well Done by Ted Horne now. It can be found on Amazon. Basic service Records of the British Palestine Police Section (these include the many Irish members) can be obtained from Martin Higgins who researched the records when they were at the Bristol colonial museum, now closed. He has digital copies of many of the official identification photos that were taken of new recruits. The temporary URL of the contacts details for the British Palestine Police Association can be found at htttp://www.landofbrokenpromises.co.uk/BPPA/contacts.html
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Hi
I purchased a service record from St.Anthony's college a few years back, they charged me only for copying the records about £5.
It was my great grandfather that i was looking for so you should be able to get no problem, you may also want to try and buy a book called A Job Well done which is all about the Palestine Police.
The book is out of print so the copies on e bay or amazon are a bit pricy.
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requote author=nvb272 link=topic=581441.msg5245098#msg5245098 date=1394135649]
Hi
I purchased a service record from St.Anthony's college a few years back, they charged me only for copying the records about £5.
It was my great grandfather that i was looking for so you should be able to get no problem, you may also want to try and buy a book called A Job Well done which is all about the Palestine Police.
The book is out of print so the copies on e bay or amazon are a bit pricy.
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