Palestine wasn't assigned as a Jewish homeland, but rather a subset thereof. Wikipedia: "the British government later confirmed that the words 'in Palestine' meant that the Jewish national home was not intended to cover all of Palestine."
Yes, it was supposed to be split. Everyone know that. Everyone also know that the jews agreed to that and it was the muslims who decided they woud rather "push the jews back to the sea," but lost embarasingly and now they are playing the victims, but that is for some reason not mentioned so often.
I didn't have a clue for Waterloo. I tried Nelsonville as a ridiculous pure guess, but of course Nelson was the battle of Trafalgar. I facepalmed when I saw Wellington.
I have heard they forced Indian Hindus to accept Christianity.
Dunno where you heard that, but it's not accurate.
I didn't have a clue for Waterloo. I tried Nelsonville as a ridiculous pure guess, but of course Nelson was the battle of Trafalgar. I facepalmed when I saw Wellington.