Table of Contents: Interview with Yūsuf Salīm Ḥasan

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Interview with Yūsuf Salīm Ḥasan

Biography:	The interview was recorded on April 12, 2004 with Yūsuf Salīm Ḥasan, male, born in 1930 in Ṣalḥah, Palestine and resides in al-Burj al-Shamālī Palestinian Refugee Camp, Lebanon.
Interviewer:	[Mughrabī, Bushrá] [
Interviewee:	Ḥasan, Yūsuf Salīm
Place of Origin:	Ṣalḥah
In Collection:	POHA, Al-Nakba Collection
Interview Audio/Video:
Format:	video
Duration:	01:11:44
Language:	Arabic
Interview Date:	2004-04-12
Permanent Link:	https://n2t.net/ark:/86073/b3pw43
Subjects:	Battles -- Palestine -- History -- To 1948. Palestine -- History -- Zionist invasion, 1948. Ṣalḥah Massacre, Palestine, 1948. Palestine -- History -- British Mandate, 1922-1948. Palestine -- Zionist colonization -- History -- To 1948. Crimes against humanity -- Palestine -- 20th century. Human rights -- Palestine -- 20th century. Zionist terrorism -- Palestine -- History -- To 1948. Manners and customs -- Palestine -- 20th century. Palestine -- History -- Arab rebellion, 1936-1939. Expulsion -- Palestine -- History -- 20th century. Palestine -- History -- Nakba, 1948.
Significant Figures:	ʻAwdah, Muḥammad ʻAlī (School principal); Shiblī, Nimir (Mayor); Sharārah, Muḥsin (Shaykh); Qaranfal, Ḥusyan (Martyr); Salāmah, Ismāʻīl (Martyr); Salāmah, Naʻīm (Martyr); al-Shiblī, Muḥammad ʻAlī (Martyr); al-ʻAbd Ṭāhir, Kāmil (Martyr); Muṣṭafá, Naʻīm (Martyr); al-Ḥāj Ismāʻīl, ʻAbd (Martyr).
Families:	ʻUmar, ʻAwn, ʻUthmān.
Landmarks-Places of Worship:	al-Nabī Yūshaʻ (Maqām).
Landmarks-Public Institutions:	Madrasat Ṣalḥah (School).
Table of Contents:	Childhood memories and education. (@ 00:00:00) Social life and traditions in Ṣalḥah. (@ 00:06:28) Political turmoil and resistance. (@ 00:21:4) Ṣalḥah Massacre, 1948. (@ 00:33:49) Military occupation and exile. (@ 00:47:7) Land, refugees and right of return. (@ 00:52:33)

Table of Contents:

Childhood memories and education. (@ 0:00)
Social life and traditions in Ṣalḥah . (@ 6:28)
Political turmoil and resistance . (@ 21:4)
Ṣalḥah Massacre, 1948. (@ 33:49)
Military occupation and exile. (@ 47:7)
Land, refugees and right of return. (@ 52:33)