"Abu Sitta's memoir conveys a still burning sense of outrage at the injustice of the dispossession of the Palestinians and the denial of their rights--a personal and collective Nakba without end."--Ian Black, The Guardian
The only memoir in English by a Palestinian Arab who grew up in the Beersheba district prior to 1948, now with a new afterword
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Salman Abu Sitta was born in 1937 in Ma'in Abu Sitta, in the Beersheba district of mandate Palestine. An engineer by profession, he is best known for his cartographic work on Palestine and his work on the Palestinian Right of Return. He is the author of six books and over 300 articles and papers on Palestine, including The Atlas of Palestine, 1917-1966 (2010). He is the founder and president of the Palestine Land Society, and founder of the Palestine Land Studies Center at the American University of Beirut.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "Abu Sitta's memoir conveys a still burning sense of outrage at the injustice of the dispossession of the Palestinians and the denial of their rightsa personal and collective Nakba without end."Ian Black, The Guardian The only memoir in English by a Palestinian Arab who grew up in the Beersheba district prior to 1948, now with a new afterwordSalman Abu Sitta was just ten years old when the Nakbathe mass expulsion of Palestinians in 1948happened, forcing him from his home near Beersheba. Like many Palestinians of his generation, this traumatic loss and his enduring desire to return would be the defining features of his life from that moment on.Abu Sitta vividly evokes the vanished world of his family and home on the eve of the Nakba, giving a personal and very human face to the dramatic events of 1930s and 1940s Palestine as Zionist ambitions and militarization expanded under the British mandate. He chronicles his life in exile, from his familys flight to Gaza, his teenage years as a student in Nassers Egypt, his formative years in 1960s London, his life as a family man and academic in Canada, to several sojourns in Kuwait. Abu Sittas long and winding journey has taken him through many of the seismic events of the era, from the 1956 Suez War to the 1991 Gulf War.This rich and moving memoir is imbued throughout with a burning sense of justice and a determination to recover and document what rightfully belongs to his people, given expression in his groundbreaking mapping work on his homeland. Abu Sitta, with warmth and wit, tells his story and that of Palestine. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781649034359
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