The Arab Revolt of 1936-1939 in Palestine: A Study Based on Oral Sources (ص 267)

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The Arab Revolt of 1936-1939 in Palestine: A Study Based on Oral Sources (ص 267)

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Many remember Abu Durra as the killer of Mukhtars (village
heads), because he believed the Mukhtars were the most likely to
collaborate with the British.
In July, 1939, while returning from Syria to Palestine, through
Trans-Jordan, Abu Durra was arrested by the Trans-Jordan forces. He
was imprisoned, later handed to the British authorities and eventually
hanged.*
mohammad al-Salih was from Silat al-Zahir, between Jenin and Nablus.
He commanded the village between the two towns. Abu Khalid was
closer to "Abd al-Rahim Haj Mohammad, and played a role in solving the
conflict between the latter and ’Arif ’Abd al-Raziq.
He was one of the five leaders in the general command of the
revolt. He was killed on 20 September 1938, immediately after a leaders’
conference. His cousin "Abd al-Fattah Mohammad (Abu Abdullah) took
his place.*
* Sources:
- Mohammad Jaradat, personal interview 4/2/1985, al-Silat
al-Harithyah, Jenin
- Rajih al-’Abboushi, personal interview, 31/3/1985, Jenin
- Ahmad Nazal, personal interview, 1/4/1984, Qabatiya, Jenin
- Fawzi Jaradat, personal interview 4/2/1985, al-Silat
al-Harithyah, Jenin
- Yusuf Shuridi, personal interview, 12/1/1985, Um al-Fahm
- Ibrahim Qasim, personal interview, 27/10/1985, Musmus.
* Sources
- Hassn Yusuf, personal interview, 4/4/1984, Maythalun, Jenin
- "Abdul ‘Aziz Shamalia, personal interview, 30/5/1984, Silat
al-Zahir
- Ibrahim Shihadeh, personal interview, 8/4/1985, Aqqaba, Jenin

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The Arab Revolt of 1936-1939 in Palestine: A Study Based on Oral Sources

تاريخ

1990-10

المنشئ

Sonia Nimr

مجموعات العناصر

رسائل ماجستير ودكتوراه (صفحات)

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