Worcester Telegram · 7 October 1956
CP-1956-042
Ruined Jordan Sector Outpost Reminiscent of Biblical Battles
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“Ruined Jordan Sector Outpost Reminiscent of Biblical Battles”
Context added by this archive
Maria marked this one to make clear the village is Palestine. The headline does something further than renaming it: it turns a place where people had just been killed into scenery, and dates the scenery to the Bible.
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"Ruined Jordan Sector Outpost Reminiscent of Biblical Battles," Worcester Telegram, 7 October 1956. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1956-042. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1956-042
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