词条 | Unknown Soldier's Square |
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HistorySoldier's Square receives its name from an unknown native Palestinian Arab soldier (feda'i) who died during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War and was buried at the site. Prior to Israel's occupation of Gaza in 1967, the center of the site bore a statue pointing north to the rest of Palestine commemorating the soldier. It was pulled down by Israeli authorities and until the 1990s, Soldier's Square was a patch of sand with a white plinth (remnant of the statue) in the center.[2] A public garden was later developed at the site with financial help from Norway,[1] along with a coffeehouse serving visitors to the square.[2]The design of the park was chosen through a contest, it was designed by the architect Nizar Al Kishawi References1. ^1 Winter, 2000, p.429. 2. ^1 Jacobs, 1998, p.455." Bibliography{{refbegin}}
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