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Interview with ‘Alī ‘Umar Sha‘bān

Biography: ويقيم في مخيم البرج الشمالي للاجئين الفلسطينيين، لبنان.
Interviewer: al-Khaṭīb, Āminah Aḥmad
Interviewee: Sha‘bān, ‘Alī ‘Umar
Place of Origin: Dayshūm
In Collection: POHA, Al-Nakba Collection
Interview Audio/Video:
Format: video
Duration: 02:04:58
Language: Arabic
Interview Date: 2003-03-04
Permanent Link: https://n2t.net/ark:/86073/b3fg89
Subjects:
Agriculture -- Palestine -- 20th century.
Massacres -- Palestine -- 20th century.
Expulsion -- Palestine -- History -- 20th century.
Palestine -- History -- Nakba, 1948.
Palestine -- History -- British Mandate, 1922-1948.
Great Britain. Army -- Colonial forces -- Palestine -- History -- To 1948.
Palestine -- History -- Arab rebellion, 1936-1939.
Crimes against humanity -- Palestine -- 20th century.
Psychological warfare -- Palestine -- History -- 20th century.
War and families -- Palestine -- 20th century.
Refugees, Palestinian -- Lebanon -- Social conditions.
Significant Figures:
al-Mīzārī, ’Abdul Raḥmān (Mayor); al-Mīzārī, Muḥammad (Mayor); Sha‘bān, ‘Umar (Disappeared person); Abū Widdū, Ṣāliḥ (Disappeared person); al-Ḥaddād, Sa‘īd (Disappeared person); Qāsim, Muḥammad (Disappeared person); Mizyān, Muḥammad (Martyr).
Families:
al-Mīzārī.
Table of Contents: Education, employment and celebrations in Dayshūm. (@ 00:00:00)
Economic activity and social relations. (@ 00:14:32)
British rule and Palestinian resistance. (@ 00:30:13)
Wedding customs and ceremonies. (@ 00:43:48)
Community relations and everyday life. (@ 00:55:42)
Politics, society and and resistance. (@ 01:04:18)
Warfare and return to the homeland. (@ 01:16:45)
Military occupation and the expulsion to Lebanon. (@ 01:31:35)
Exile and refugee life. (@ 01:40:25)

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