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What has the author Morton A Klein written?
Morton A. Klein has written: 'Deir Yassin'
When did Battle of Deir ez-Zor happen?
Battle of Deir ez-Zor happened on 1941-07-03.
Who was being killed during deir yassin?
Early in the morning of Friday, April 9, 1948, commandos of the Irgun, headed by Menachem Begin, and the Stern Gang attacked Deir Yassin, a village with about 750 Palestinian residents. By noon over 100 people, half of them women and children, had been systematically murdered. Four commandos died at the hands of resisting Palestinians using old Mausers and muskets. Twenty-five male villagers were loaded into trucks, paraded through the Zakhron Yosef quarter in Jerusalem, and then taken to a stone quarry along the road between Givat Shaul and Deir Yassin and shot to death. A final body count of 254 was reported by The New York Times on April 13, a day after they were finally buried.
Are Palestine Muslims?
Palestinians are not all Muslims. Palestinians are consisting of Palestinian christian and Palestinian Muslims but the percentage of Palestinian Christian has greatly diminished since the Israeli occupation especially during the Deir Yassin Massacre of 1948. As the stories of Palestinian Christian is not widely told, many people seem to forget their existence and take for granted that all Palestinian are Muslims and their plight has been forgotten.
When was Yassin Ismail Yassin born?
Yassin Ismail Yassin was born on March 21, 1949.
When did Yassin Ismail Yassin die?
Yassin Ismail Yassin died on March 3, 2008, in Cairo, Egypt of cancer.
What nicknames does Yassin Gabriel go by?
Yassin Gabriel goes by Yassin Gabriel.
When did Massacre of Kondomari happen?
Massacre of Kondomari happened in 1941.
When did Bleiburg massacre happen?
Bleiburg massacre happened in 1945.
When did Aranthalawa Massacre happen?
Aranthalawa Massacre happened in 1987.
When did Palawan Massacre happen?
Palawan Massacre happened in 1945.
When did Kucheng Massacre happen?
Kucheng Massacre happened in 1895.
