Description
Book SynopsisCompelling account of a legendary Palestinian resistance fighter: from refugee camp to international infamy
Trade ReviewA nuanced historical biography based on thorough historical research together with extensive interviews with Leila Khaled and those close to her
'A fine portrayal of a compelling and mysterious figure from a tumultuous period in Palestinian history, mixing biography and historical critique to deliver a valuable insight into Leila Khaled's character as well as her extraordinary appeal as a revolutionary icon' -- Nicholas Blincoe, co-editor of Peace Under Fire: Israel/Palestine and the International Solidarity Movement
A readable and accessibly written book, packing an impressive amount of material into less than 150 pages, and is a rare resource for those who want to know more about the life of this fascinating and complex Palestinian icon.
Table of ContentsIntroduction
1. Haifa, Lebanon, Kuwait
2. Leila The Fighter
3. Black September
4. Marriage And Death
5. Revolutionary Women
6. Moving To Jordan And Returning To Palestine
7. Leila Khaled In The Future, Palestine In The Future
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Index
