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  1. Tamils in Manipur: How ethnic polarisation has marooned the community again

    The Tamils fleeing Burma built their lives in Manipur, but the Meitei-Kuki conflict has forced them to pick a side or find a new home again.

    scroll.in/article/1055608/mani

    #manipur #moreh #ManipurViolence #tamils #meiteis #kukis myanmar #burma #displacement #history #histodon #india

  2. Tamils in Manipur: How ethnic polarisation has marooned the community again

    The Tamils fleeing Burma built their lives in Manipur, but the Meitei-Kuki conflict has forced them to pick a side or find a new home again.

    scroll.in/article/1055608/mani

    #manipur #moreh #ManipurViolence #tamils #meiteis #kukis myanmar #burma #displacement #history #histodon #india

  3. Tamils in Manipur: How ethnic polarisation has marooned the community again

    The Tamils fleeing Burma built their lives in Manipur, but the Meitei-Kuki conflict has forced them to pick a side or find a new home again.

    scroll.in/article/1055608/mani

    #manipur #moreh #ManipurViolence #tamils #meiteis #kukis myanmar #burma #displacement #history #histodon #india

  4. Tamils in Manipur: How ethnic polarisation has marooned the community again

    The Tamils fleeing Burma built their lives in Manipur, but the Meitei-Kuki conflict has forced them to pick a side or find a new home again.

    scroll.in/article/1055608/mani

    #manipur #moreh #ManipurViolence #tamils #meiteis #kukis myanmar #burma #displacement #history #histodon #india

  5. Tamils in Manipur: How ethnic polarisation has marooned the community again

    The Tamils fleeing Burma built their lives in Manipur, but the Meitei-Kuki conflict has forced them to pick a side or find a new home again.

    scroll.in/article/1055608/mani

    #manipur #moreh #ManipurViolence #tamils #meiteis #kukis myanmar #burma #displacement #history #histodon #india

  6. #Moreh /moˈre (Hebrew), ˈmɔreɪ (common alternative pronunciation among US Jews/ = teacher, instructor (male; feminine inflection is "morah")

    #Amsalem (also Amsellem, Amshalem, etc) = Sephardic Jewish surname. Etymology is murky (though I have a new resource on the way which may clear this up for me, stay tuned): possibly from Hebrew am + shalem (= "people/nation + whole/complete", i.e. "united people");

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  7. #Moreh /moˈre (Hebrew), ˈmɔreɪ (common alternative pronunciation among US Jews/ = teacher, instructor (male; feminine inflection is "morah")

    #Amsalem (also Amsellem, Amshalem, etc) = Sephardic Jewish surname. Etymology is murky (though I have a new resource on the way which may clear this up for me, stay tuned): possibly from Hebrew am + shalem (= "people/nation + whole/complete", i.e. "united people");

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  8. #Moreh /moˈre (Hebrew), ˈmɔreɪ (common alternative pronunciation among US Jews/ = teacher, instructor (male; feminine inflection is "morah")

    #Amsalem (also Amsellem, Amshalem, etc) = Sephardic Jewish surname. Etymology is murky (though I have a new resource on the way which may clear this up for me, stay tuned): possibly from Hebrew am + shalem (= "people/nation + whole/complete", i.e. "united people");

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  9. #Moreh /moˈre (Hebrew), ˈmɔreɪ (common alternative pronunciation among US Jews/ = teacher, instructor (male; feminine inflection is "morah")

    #Amsalem (also Amsellem, Amshalem, etc) = Sephardic Jewish surname. Etymology is murky (though I have a new resource on the way which may clear this up for me, stay tuned): possibly from Hebrew am + shalem (= "people/nation + whole/complete", i.e. "united people");

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  10. #Moreh /moˈre (Hebrew), ˈmɔreɪ (common alternative pronunciation among US Jews/ = teacher, instructor (male; feminine inflection is "morah")

    #Amsalem (also Amsellem, Amshalem, etc) = Sephardic Jewish surname. Etymology is murky (though I have a new resource on the way which may clear this up for me, stay tuned): possibly from Hebrew am + shalem (= "people/nation + whole/complete", i.e. "united people");

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