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1961 data??? edit
Presently info in the Demographics section is copied from the Pal.rem site, which says that this place had 4,967 inhabitants in 1961. I cannot find that info in the 1961 census, at all! I find a Beit 'Anun in the Hebron district which had 192 inhabitants...see p. 22. Is it me, or is it the Pal.rem site which have gotten this completely wrong? Huldra (talk) 22:28, 16 February 2018 (UTC)