Verification

Sources

Every historical statement on this site is anchored to a public record. The list below is numbered to match the markers used throughout the pages.

United Nations map of the 1947 plan of partition for Palestine
The United Nations partition plan recommended in 1947. Image: United Nations / Wikimedia Commons, public domain
  1. 1
    FamilySearch — Rebeca Judith Quiñonez Mordaunt and family

    Public genealogical record identifying Jorge García Granados's children, including Carlos Raúl Eduardo.

    https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/G6R7-KSG/rebeca-judith-qui%C3%B1onez-mordaunt-1902-1962

  2. 2
    Sylvia García Granados biography

    Public biographical record identifying Sylvia's father as Raúl García-Granados Quiñónez.

    https://prabook.com/web/sylvia.granados/378555

  3. 3
    United Nations Digital Library — Resolution 181 vote

    Official vote record: 33 yes, 13 no, 10 abstentions; Guatemala voted yes.

    https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/671195?ln=en

  4. 4
    United Nations — First meeting of UNSCOP

    Official record listing Dr. Jorge García Granados as Guatemala's representative.

    https://www.un.org/unispal/document/auto-insert-210967/

  5. 5
    The Jerusalem Post — Saluting Guatemala

    Reports that García Granados presented credentials in Jerusalem on July 12, 1955.

    https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/grapevine-saluting-guatemala-585115

  6. 6
    Times of Israel — Guatemala and Jerusalem

    Explains García Granados's role in building Latin American support and Guatemala's Jerusalem legacy.

    https://www.timesofisrael.com/why-a-small-central-american-nation-became-a-trailblazer-on-jerusalem/

  7. 7
    Government of Guatemala — Diplomatic Academy

    Official recognition of García Granados's diplomatic legacy.

    https://guatemala.gob.gt/minex-bautiza-su-academia-diplomatica-como-academia-diplomatica-jorge-garcia-granados/

  8. 8
    Times of Israel — Guatemala opens Jerusalem embassy

    Discusses the historic embassy, García Granados, and Guatemala's friendship with Israel.

    https://www.timesofisrael.com/watch-guatemala-opens-jerusalem-embassy-days-after-us/

  9. 9
    American Jewish Committee — Tribute to Guatemala

    Describes García Granados's role in urging Latin American support for Jewish statehood.

    https://www.ajc.org/news/ajc-lauds-guatemala-decision-to-return-its-embassy-to-jerusalem

  10. 10
    Jewish Telegraphic Agency — Israel honors García Granados

    Contemporary archive describing his outstanding role in partition and Jewish statehood.

    https://www.jta.org/archive/israel-consulate-in-new-york-honors-guatemalan-u-n-representative

  11. 11
    Open Library — 1948 edition

    Bibliographic record for the original edition.

    https://openlibrary.org/books/OL6031891M/The_birth_of_Israel

  12. 12
    Barnes & Noble — current edition

    Current edition information and synopsis.

    https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-birth-of-israel-jorge-garcia-granados/1146336248