The Miami Herald · Miami, Florida · 20 April 2002
CP-2002-006
Tales of bloodshed emerge from Jenin
Transcribed from the clipping
MOURNING: A young Palestinian prays for a loved one at the Jenin refugee camp hospital, where corpses were being delivered. Mike Nelson / AP.
Context added by this archive
The photograph is the item: rows of body bags on the ground, one person kneeling among them with their face in their hands. The headline runs underneath it.
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"Tales of bloodshed emerge from Jenin," The Miami Herald, 20 April 2002, p. 1. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2002-006. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2002-006
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