On December 26th, 1918, Winston
Churchill wrote to the recently
re-elected British Prime Minister David Lloyd-George (who was then
deciding on who to include and where in his government) stating:
re-elected British Prime Minister David Lloyd-George (who was then
deciding on who to include and where in his government) stating:
Here is the letter about the new Government which you have asked me to write you.
... there is a point about Jews which occurs to me—you must not have too many of them. ...
Three Jews among only 7 Liberal cabinet ministers might I fear give rise to comment.
Gilbert, Martin. Winston S. Churchill,
Volume IV 1917-1922. Heinemann; London.
1975. pp.176-177.
