French recognition takes place after an exchange of letters between Jean Chauvel, secretary general of the French foreign ministry, and Maurice Fischer, Israel's representative in Paris (known as the Chauvel-Fischer exchanges) between 6 September 1948 and 24 January 1949.
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Which event in the history of Palestine is dated 24 January 1949?
The dated PalQuest record is “France Recognizes Israel on a de facto Basis.” French recognition takes place after an exchange of letters between Jean Chauvel, secretary general of the French foreign ministry, and Maurice Fischer, Israel's representative in Paris (known as the Chauvel-Fischer exchanges) between 6 September 1948 and 24 January 1949.
“France Recognizes Israel on a de facto Basis” is dated 24 January 1949.
The source dates “France Recognizes Israel on a de facto Basis” to 24 January 1949. French recognition takes place after an exchange of letters between Jean Chauvel, secretary general of the French foreign ministry, and Maurice Fischer, Israel's representative in Paris (known as the Chauvel-Fischer exchanges) between 6 September 1948 and 24 January 1949.