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“Bibliography” in “The Tribal Challenge: Alliances and Confrontations in the Israeli Negev”
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Archives including Digital Archives
- Ben Assa Archive
- Ben-Gurion Archive (BGA)
- British National Archives (BNA)
- Central Zionist Archives (CZA)
- Dan Gazit Archive
- Hagana History Archive (HA)
- Historical Jewish Press
- Israel Defense Forces and Defense Establishment Archives (IDFA)
- Israel State Archives (ISA)
- Kibbutz Dorot Archive
- Knesset Archive (KA)
- Library of Congress
- The Moshe Sharett Heritage Society
- National Photo Collection Israel
- Pinhas Amir Archive
- Toviyahu Archive of the Negev (TA)
- United Nations Archives and Records Management Section (UNA)
- Yad Ben-Zvi Archive
- Yad Tabenkin Archive
Newspapers
- Al Hamishmar
- Davar
- Haaretz
- Haboker
- Haner
- Herut
- al-Ittihad
- Kol Ha’am
- Lamerhav
- Maariv
- al-Marzad
- The Jerusalem Post
- Yedioth Ahronoth
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