A History of Modern Palestine
by Ilan Pappe | 
The Iron Wall
by Avi Shlaim | 
Palestinian Identity
by Rashid Khalidi | 
Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict
by Charles D. Smith | 
The Question of Palestine
by Edward W. Said | 
One Palestine, Complete
by Tom Segev | 
The Politics of Dispossession
by Edward W. Said | 
1949
by Tom Segev | 
Righteous Victims
by Benny Morris | 
Beyond Chutzpah
by Norman G. Finkelstein | 
Battleground
by Samuel M. Katz | 
The Lemon Tree
by Sandy Tolan | 
How Israel Lost
by Richard Ben Cramer | 
1948
by Benny Morris | 
From Oslo to Iraq and the Road Map
by Edward W. Said | 
The Yellow Wind
by David Grossman | 
A People's History Of The United States
by Howard Zinn | 
Fire and Fury
by Michael Wolff | 
America
by Dinesh D'Souza | 
Unfreedom of the Press
by Mark R. Levin |
Since the Holocaust, it has been almost impossible to hide large-scale crimes against humanity. In our communicative world, few modern catastrophes are concealed from the public eye. And yet, Ilan Pappe unveils, one such crime has been erased from the global public memory: the ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians in 1948. But why is it denied, and by whom? The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine offers an investigation of this mystery.