United Nations Special Committee On Palestine - Members of UNSCOP

Members of UNSCOP

  • Australia
    • J. D. L. Hood, representative
    • S. L. Atyeo, alternate
  • Canada
    • Justice Ivan Rand, representative
    • Leon Mayrand, alternate
  • Czechoslovakia
    • Karel Lisicky, representative
    • Richard Peach, alternate
  • Guatemala
    • Dr. Jorge Garcia Granados, representative
    • E. Zea Gonzales, alternate
  • India
    • Sir Abdur Rahman, representative
    • Venkata Viswanathan, alternate
    • H. Dayal, second alternate
  • Iran
    • Nasrollah Entezam, representative
    • Dr. Ali Akdalan, alternate
  • Netherlands
    • Dr. N. S. Blom, representative
    • A. I. Spits, alternate
  • Peru
    • Dr. Alberto Ulloa, representative
    • Dr. Arturo Garcia Salazar, alternate
  • Sweden
    • Justice Emil Sandström, representative
    • Dr. Paul Mohn,
  • Uruguay
    • Professor Enrique Rodriguez Fabregat, representative
    • Professor Óscar Secco Ellauri, alternate
    • Edmundo Sisto, secretary
  • Yugoslavia
    • Vladimir Simic, representative
    • Dr. Jože Brilej, alternate

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