Jerusalem 1913: The Origins of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
Amy Dockser Marcus, . . Viking, $27.95 (225pp) ISBN 978-0-670-03836-7
In Ottoman Jerusalem, families of different religions picnicked together at popular shrines and vouched for each other at the bank; Muslims and Jews were business partners and neighbors; and Arab children dressed in costumes for the Jewish holiday of Purim. How then did this city of ethnic diversity become a crucible of sectarian conflict? Marcus (
Reviewed on: 01/08/2007
Genre: Nonfiction
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