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The details are available at the Berman Jewish Policy Archive site. The authors of the survey were:
The committee comprised six Americans and six British. The Americans were Judge ‘Texas Joe’ Hutcheson who was the American Chairman. He was joined by Frank Aydelotte, William Phillips, Frank Buxton, James G. McDonald, and Bartley Crum. The British contingent was composed of Lord Morrison, Sir Frederick Leggett, Wilfrid Crick, Reginald Manningham-Buller, and Richard Crossman, and headed by Sir John Singleton.
So they report was written by 12 people who all had different political points of view. Now why don't you narrow it down to what each individual wrote so we can see the actual source documents for each individual.
As I said not a source document as at least 12 different people have altered the content before anyone else had a chance to view it.
Keep trying Abdul you might get it right one day
You are just making a fool of yourself. You asked who authored the Survey and I provided the names. Now you change the goal line and claim that if more than one person participates in the compilation of a Survey it becomes something other than what it is, source documentation. Do you not realize what a fool you sound like. A survey is the compilation of the facts on the ground, not opinions, you clown.