Concord Monitor · Concord, New Hampshire · 15 December 1950

CP-1950-012

Arab Refugees Poison Relations With the West

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“I have visited camps in Europe from the Polish frontiers to Austria. But never have I seen such conditions…”

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Dorothy Thompson from Beirut, in the Concord Daily Monitor. She had reported the camps of postwar Europe and says these are worse. Three years later the same columnist gives Qibya the word massacre while the news desks are still calling it a border incident.

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"Arab Refugees Poison Relations With the West," Concord Monitor, 15 December 1950. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1950-012. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1950-012

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