Talk:Hawsha
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1945 data
Where do the 1945 data come from?? I assume this article uses the pal.rem site or Khalidi numbers, but where have Khalidi gotten his numbers from?? I cannot find any locality in Haifa subdistrict with 580 inhabitants. Usha had 180 Jews, (see Department of Statistics, 1945, p. 15)...but where do the 400 Arabs come from?
The "901 (all but 7 dunums was owned by Jews by 1944-45)" comes from the 1945 census (see Hadawi, p. 49, under Usha), but that still does not explain where the "400 Arabs" comes from, Huldra (talk) 23:56, 1 February 2017 (UTC)