The New York Times · 27 April 1973

CP-1973-014

Remembering A Victim in Palestine

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“Would we visit his family? His uncle Musa Nasir runs the private college at Beir Zeit, not far from Jerusalem, on the West Bank. Tell them I’m well. Give them my love.”

Context added by this archive

Kamal Nasser, the PLO’s spokesman, was assassinated in his Beirut apartment by Israeli commandos in April 1973. The woman who writes this met him as a journalist and places him in a sentence with Panther headquarters in Chicago, Berkeley, Wounded Knee, East Los Angeles and Bedford-Stuyvesant. An American drawing that map in the Times in 1973.

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"Remembering A Victim in Palestine," The New York Times, 27 April 1973. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1973-014. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1973-014

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