Memoir by Palestinian cartographer and refugee rights advocate Salman Abu Sitta, who became a refugee at age ten during the 1948 Nakba. Abu Sitta interweaves personal narrative with his decades-long scholarly work creating the Atlas of Palestine, arguing that the right of return is both legally sound and physically feasible. A unique intersection of personal testimony, cartography, and political argument for Palestinian refugee rights. Valuable for researchers working on the right of return, Palestinian cartography and geography, and the intersection of personal memoir with political argument in Palestinian refugee rights advocacy.
