(newspaper unidentified) · 1 January 1990 · date inferred from the text
CP-1990-001
Israel censoring news of Soviet immigrants
Reuters
Transcribed from the clipping
Carries the italic note: "Israeli military censors made deletions from this article." And: "Israel’s military censors, in a one-line statement Friday, ordered local and foreign journalists to submit all stories on Soviet Jewish immigration to censorship before publication. They offered no reasons."
Correction to the caption this arrived with
arrived captioned Philadelphia Inquirer 1918; names Shamir, Baker and Soviet Jewish immigration, placing it in 1990
Cite this item
"Israel censoring news of Soviet immigrants," (newspaper unidentified), 1 January 1990. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1990-001. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1990-001
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