New York Times · 26 February 1994

CP-1994-029

Killer’s Path of Militancy: From Brooklyn to Israel

A History of Anti-Arab Feeling

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“Born in Brooklyn, Dr. Goldstein grew up in the middle-class community of Bensonhurst, where neighbors said his family kept their distance from the… Following is the text of a letter by Dr. Baruch Goldstein that was printed in The New York Times in 1981.”

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The paper traces the killer to Brooklyn and then does something unusual: it reprints a letter he had written to the New York Times thirteen years earlier, in 1981. A newspaper publishing its own earlier publication of him.

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"Killer’s Path of Militancy: From Brooklyn to Israel," New York Times, 26 February 1994. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1994-029. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1994-029

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