The New York Times · 24 March 1989

CP-1989-020

For the Palestinians in Diaspora, The Vision Fades but Won’t Die

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“The Palestine Red Crescent Society put on a show in the Andalus movie theater here the other night to raise funds for brethren caught in the uprising.”

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Kuwait, 1989, two years before the Palestinian community there was expelled. Cowell counts the diaspora at 3.5 million and writes it through a fundraiser in a movie theater.

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"For the Palestinians in Diaspora, The Vision Fades but Won’t Die," The New York Times, 24 March 1989. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1989-020. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1989-020

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