30 September 1916 Sokolov is charged by the executive committee of the English Zionist Federation with the writing of a document which will eventually be presented to the British government.
In 1931, 17th Zionist Congress
Dance for joy
Balfour Declaration issued: Britain promises a national home for the Jews in Palestine
Balfour reads out the Cambon letter to Sokolov to the cabinet
Sokolow presents ‘Outline of Programme for the Jewish Resettlement of Palestine’ to the English Zionist Federation executive
Sokolov meets Pope Benedict XV who expresses his sympathy with the idea of the Jews returning to Palestine
Sokolow meets high ranking French officials in Paris
Sykes meet Zionist leaders
Sokolov meets Georges-Picot at Mark Sykes’s residence.
Sykes, Sokolow and Weizmann meet at Sykes’s residence to review the situation.
French government recognizes historical relationship of Jews to the Land of Israe
Italians non-committal to Sokolow
Sokolow has audience with Pope Benedict XV
Sokolow meets Vatican Secretary of State
Sykes cables Sokolow and Jabotinsky from Cairo
Sokolow writes to Weizmann about his meeting with French representatives
Sokolow seeks Alliance Israelite support
Lloyd George said to be “emphatic on the point of British Palestine”
Weizmann and Sokolow discuss Picot meeting
Sykes introduces Sokolow to Picot
Meeting with Sykes at home of Gaster
Zionist leaders Nahum Sokolow and Jehiel Tschlenow arrive in London and join forces with Weizmann