Press & Sun-Bulletin · Binghamton, New York · 25 June 1952
CP-1952-002
UN Trying to Resettle 830,000 Arab Refugees
But opposition rampant
Ernie Hill, special press correspondent, United Nations
Transcribed from the clipping
“The director of the United Nations agency trying to resettle Arab refugees claims that ‘better days are ahead for the 830,000 unhappy, dislocated people’ chased out of what now is Israel.”
Context added by this archive
Chased out of what now is Israel, in a wire story, in 1952. The resettlement frame and the displacement it follows from, in one sentence.
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"UN Trying to Resettle 830,000 Arab Refugees," Press & Sun-Bulletin, 25 June 1952. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1952-002. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1952-002
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