Foreword by Mahmoud Zeidan. Afterword by Rosemary Sayigh. Translated excerpts of oral history interviews from the Nakba Archive. Each chapter introduced by a scholar.
From Al Rowat for Studies and Research. "Testimonials are collected from women and men who witnessed An Nakba, both from inside Palestine (West Bank, Gaza and territories of ‘48), and the diaspora (Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and Chile)", With English subtitles.
Audio recorded interviews conducted in the 1990s and 2000s by Dr. May Seikaly, Interviews conducted in Arabic and English; can refine search results by language. Can refine results by location in Palestine. Interviews conducted in various locations including the United States, Israel-Palestine, Lebanon and the Gulf.
Zochrot collects oral histories from Palestinian refugees who witnessed and survived the Nakba of 1948. Testimonies are collected mainly from internally displaced Palestinians, those who were expelled from their homes but remained within the boundaries of the new Israeli state. With English subtitles.
POHA documents the life stories of Palestinians residing in refugee camps and different communities in Lebanon. The Archive's main focus is personal accounts surrounding the Nakba. Furthermore, the collection contains life narratives of the pre-Nakba period in pre-1948 Palestine, folktales and songs, as well as stories of the women in Ein el-Helwe camp after its destruction in 1982. Includes interviews collected by the Nakba Archive and the Arab Resource Center for Popular Arts (Al-Jana). Searchable in English and Arabic. Interviews are in Arabic.
Interviews conducted in the early 1990s, in the United States, occupied Palestine, and Israel. Edited interviews organized into chapters by theme. Covering events from 1948 to the early 1990s. Interviews conducted in English and Arabic, translated into English.
In this digital book you can hear the voices of around 70 Palestinian women, as well as a few men, currently living in Gaza, the West Bank, Jerusalem and Israel. They were recorded between 1998 and 2000 telling about their different experiences of displacement. Oral history recording and text by Rosemary Sayigh. Text in English.
Call Number: MSU Libraries Murray Hong Special Collections
Publication Date: 2001
"This oral history project is not just a research effort. It is rather more a dialogue between the generations. The oral histories have been collected by students at a very difficult time in their life; when they were trying to come to terms with the emergency situation that occurred during the Al Aqsa Intifada (October 2000 till present-day). In fact, some of the stories were told during moments of shelling and electricity cut-offs. (What can one do at such moments other than tell stories?) The special setting adds to a conversation that is at times highly charged, intimate and personal. The stories of the parents and grandparents turned out to be, or to become, the students' own stories as part of an unbroken Chain of Palestinian living and history..."
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