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Tag Archives: Israel
Movieland Mystery Photo (Updated + + + +)
This week’s movie was the 1964 Israeli film “Sallah” or “Sallah Shabati,” with Topol, Geula Nuni, Gila Almagor, Albert Cohen, Shraga Friedman, Zaharira Harifai, Shaike Levi, Nathan Meisler, Esther Greenberg and Mordecai Arnon. “Salah” is available on DVD from TCM.
Posted in 1964, Film, Hollywood, Mystery Photo
Tagged film, hollywood, Israel, mystery photo, Topol
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November 1947: U.N. Approves Partition of Palestine; Iraq Leader Predicts Massacre Across the Mideast
Note: This is an encore post from 2005 and originally appeared on the 1947project. NEW YORK, Nov. 29 (AP)—Partitioning of Palestine into Jewish and Arab countries was approved by the United Nations Assembly late today. Arabs promptly threatened general opposition … Continue reading
Nov. 13-14, 1947: Deadly Violence in the Holy Land
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Posted in 1947, Middle East, Religion
Tagged 1947, Holy Land, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, religion
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Sept. 9, 1947: Roundup of the News — Put Salt in Coffee?
Note: This is an encore post from 2005 and originally appeared on the 1947project. In New Delhi, unimaginable carnage. “I counted the bodies of at least 30 Moslems, men, women and children, who were chopped up like beef by bearded … Continue reading
Posted in 1947, Art & Artists, Fashion, Food and Drink
Tagged #Holocaust, 1947, art and artists, fashion, food and drink, Israel, Palestine, slashing paintings
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Aug. 31, 1947: Herbert Kline Shoots ‘Palestine’s First Feature Film Drama’
Note: My original post from 2005 on the 1947project was essentially a transcription of the 1947 L.A. Times story. Kline died in 1999. The film was released as “Beit Avi.” More on the film here.
June 29, 1947: ‘Palestine Extremists Kill Two More Britons’
Note: This is an encore post from 2005 and originally appeared on the 1947project.
April 20, 1958
Israel prepares to celebrate its 10th anniversary with a look toward the future. Quote of the Day: "If the international situation improves, then in the next decade there may be peace between Israel and the Arabs." –David Ben-Gurion, prime minister … Continue reading
Neumann on the Mideast, Part 19
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
Neumann on the Mideast, Part 18
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
Neumann on the Mideast, Part 17
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
Neumann on the Mideast, Part 16
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1957, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Mideast, Syria, UCLA
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Neumann on the Mideast, Part 15
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1957, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Mideast, Syria, UCLA
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Neumann on the Mideast, Part 14
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1957, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Mideast, Syria, UCLA
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Neumann on the Mideast, Part 13
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
Neumann on the Mideast, Part 12
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
Neumann on the Mideast, Part 11
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
Neumann on the Mideast, Part 10
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
Neumann on the Mideast, Part 8
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1957, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Mideast, Syria, UCLA
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Neumann on the Mideast, Part 7
Note: In early 1957, The Times sent UCLA professor Robert G. Neumann on a six-week tour of the Middle East. Neumann, who was later the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan and Morocco, wrote these stories upon his return. His son, Ronald, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1957, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Mideast, Syria, UCLA
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