The Nakba—catastrophe—describes the mass displacement and dispossession of Palestinians during the 1948 war. By this point, hundreds of thousands had been driven from or fled their homes; villages were depopulated and refugees faced exile in neighboring countries. Oral histories preserve community memories and the continuing effects of loss, statelessness, and return denied.
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What does the term Nakba refer to in Palestinian history?
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Nakba means catastrophe and describes the displacement and dispossession of Palestinian communities in 1948.
The Nakba included mass displacement and dispossession of Palestinian communities.
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Palestinian oral histories document expulsion, flight, and continuing exile after 1948.