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Subhi al-Khadra : ウィキペディア英語版 | Subhi al-Khadra Subhi Sa'id al-Khadra ((アラビア語:صبحي الخضرا), 1895-1955) was a Palestinian Arab politician, lawyer, and newspaper columnist. As an Istiqlal leader, he helped organize anti-British and anti-Zionist activities in Palestine, including the 1936–39 Arab revolt, which resulted in his three-year imprisonment. ==Early life== Al-Khadra was born in Safed, northern Palestine in 1895 as the sixth child of his family. The Khadra were a rural family of notables who migrated to the city decades before.〔 When he was born, his 16-year-old brother Faris died. In 1901, his father died.〔 Subhi received his primary and secondary education in Safed and then studied at the Ottoman Sultanate School of Beirut. His teachers included his future Arab nationalist colleagues, Rafiq al-Tamimi and Adil al-Azma. After graduating, he attended the Imperial War College in Istanbul where he graduated with a commission in the Ottoman Army.〔Matthews, 2006, p.268.〕
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