New York Times · 6 July 1949
CP-1949-031
MASS STARVATION OF ARABS IS FEARED
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Transcribed from the clipping
“Mass starvation of Arabs is feared.”
Context added by this archive
Printed thirteen months after the Nakba, in the paper of record, as a prediction rather than a report.
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"MASS STARVATION OF ARABS IS FEARED," New York Times, 6 July 1949. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1949-031. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1949-031
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