The Morning Call · Allentown, Pennsylvania · 19 September 1982
CP-1982-010
Lebanese civilian cycles through Palestinian camp at Sabra, passing two of hundreds of corpses

Transcribed from the clipping
Caption: “Lebanese civilian cycles through Palestinian camp at Sabra yesterday, passing two of hundreds of corpses.” Associated Press.
Context added by this archive
The same Associated Press photograph the Atlanta Journal ran the same day. That paper's caption says bodies lie in the street. This one counts them.
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"Lebanese civilian cycles through Palestinian camp at Sabra, passing two of hundreds of corpses," The Morning Call, 19 September 1982. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1982-010. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1982-010
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- Jews Against GenocideThe Post-Standard · 29 June 1982 · the same year
- Jordan no Palestine state, Hussein saysThe Plain Dealer · 3 August 1982 · the same year
- 'Palestine' still a knotty issueThe Register-Guard · 2 September 1982 · the same year
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