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Too Many Enemies: The Palestinian Experience in Lebanon by Rosemary Sayigh

Too Many Enemies: The Palestinian Experience in Lebanon by Rosemary Sayigh

$ 25.00

This is the story of Shateela camp and its people, the Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, one of the most vulnerable communities in a country torn apart by perpetual political anarchy and cruel violence. Drawing on oral history, it presents a compelling portrait of their experience of war-attack and aggression, bombings, abductions, executions and massacres-how they organized their own defence and survival, and how they related to one another during their successive crises.

Year: 2015

Paperback

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