The Arizona Republic · Phoenix, Arizona · 6 July 1998
CP-1998-008
Palestinians remember ‘Nakba’
Show pictures life since Israel became a state
Lidia Romero, The Arizona Republic
Transcribed from the clipping
"Palestinian crafts and traditional dresses embroidered in bright reds, pinks and oranges decorated the vast room at the Ramada Hotel-Camelback. Photographs of men, women and children dominated much of the exhibit — photos of old family portraits, of people posing in front of homes, of kneeling worshipers in temples."
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"Palestinians remember ‘Nakba’," The Arizona Republic, 6 July 1998. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1998-008. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1998-008
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