(newspaper unidentified) · 1 January 1946 · date inferred from the text
CP-1946-001
States the Arab Point of View Concerning Palestine
Ann Boggs Bakram
Transcribed from the clipping
"For some time past the newspapers have been full of stories which represent the Zionist viewpoint of the Palestine controversy. The Arab side is completely ignored." She invokes the Four Freedoms, the Atlantic Charter and the United Nations Organization.
Correction to the caption this arrived with
arrived captioned Register-Guard 1982; the Four Freedoms and "United Nations Organization" place it around 1946
Cite this item
"States the Arab Point of View Concerning Palestine," (newspaper unidentified), 1 January 1946. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1946-001. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1946-001
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- Forcing Palestine to Become a World Problem(newspaper unidentified) · 1 January 1947 · the same newspaper
- Even the word 'Palestine' a matter of debate(newspaper unidentified) · 2 September 1982 · the same newspaper
- What Is 'Palestine,' Anyway?(newspaper unidentified) · 2 September 1982 · the same newspaper
- Former Palestinian Native Tells Of Conditions ThereThe Daily Record · 24 December 1946 · the same year
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