Omaha World-Herald · Omaha, Nebraska · 20 October 1937
CP-1937-009
BRITISH CONTINUE PALESTINE CURFEW
Hopeful of Restoring Holy Land Quiet - Arabs Attack Sporadically
Transcribed from the clipping
An Armenian street photographer, apparently mistaken for an Arab because he wore the red fez-like tarboosh, was shot and critically wounded on a main street of Jerusalem.
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"BRITISH CONTINUE PALESTINE CURFEW," Omaha World-Herald, 20 October 1937. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1937-009. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1937-009
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