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In this season finale Michelle Campos tells about late Ottoman Jerusalem, its composition and how a new GIS study of the Old City reveals its unmixed complexities. Our guest tells us how she came to study Jerusalem and also who she discovered important material written in Ladino. Campos tells us about how the history of the late Ottoman Jerusalem has changed in the last few decades and how some groups have appropriated some aspects of it. She talks about Albert Antebi and how modern technology can reveal more about the social relations in the city.
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