Feature: Memories museum in Lebanon's refugee camp holds "keys" for Palestinians to return homeland


By Xie Hao

BEIRUT, May 25 (Xinhua) -- Mohammed Khatib, 77, was carefully polishing two copper bowls under a dim yellow light in the Shatila refugee camp, south of the Lebanese capital Beirut.

As the collection of the Memories Museum of Palestinians, the two bowls came from an 82-year-old Palestinian woman who fled from Palestine more than half a century ago, Khatib, the founder of the museum, told Xinhua.

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