Voyager, 
Did an outstanding job follow through to answer to initial question,
The solution was much more difficult than the question. I had hoped
for an easier solution but there may not be one.

Thanks this will be a big time saver!

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Great - exactly what I was looking for! Flowers for Algernon was one
of the first sci-fi books I ever read and got me hooked when I was
about 10 years old. I also appreciate your mix of the classic sci-fi
authors with newer titles that I'm not familiar with. This list will
keep me happy over the summer.

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Very good! Thanks!

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Particularly relevant answer because it came from someone whose native
language appears to be non-English, which puts the question into
perspective. If you get to read this (I'm new to answers.google):
danke, Voyager!

thanks!

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Thanks a bunch... specifics were provided which was what I wanted.
Thanks also to everyone who took the time to comment!

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I quickly cut through the list of suggested boards to find the two that
actually fit the question...

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You guys are really quick!  Thanks for your help.

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Probably the best answer I can get. If the pictures I am looking for
are not in the Internet then they can´t be found.

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Thank you , it makes things clearer, and  I shall certainly explore
all those links.  I think there is a lot of obscurity about the
question and the everyday media does not help, words are used that
only further confuse viewers.  In the course of my work I meet  young
people from all over and my impression is that they think Palestine
should be   r e s t o r e d  to what  it used to be, an independent
and unique country.
Also - regarding those (Jewish)Israelis whose grandfathers actually
live under the Ottoman rule, would they also be internationally
recognized as Palestinians ?



Following your explanations - if the whole Turkish Ottoman area was
called Palestine, wouldn't those Israelis whose grandfathers actually
lived under the Turks be "entitled" to refer to themselves as
Palestinians, too?