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Page 71
There were operations in which the combination of traditional Jewish brains and
reborn Jewish heroism performed deeds which bordered on the miraculous . The
guiding spirit of all these operations , after Eitan had been captured , was Giddy ...
There were operations in which the combination of traditional Jewish brains and
reborn Jewish heroism performed deeds which bordered on the miraculous . The
guiding spirit of all these operations , after Eitan had been captured , was Giddy ...
Page 215
Yitshak Sadeh asked Giddy how much time he was allowing between the
introduction of the explosives into the building and the explosion . Giddy
suggested forty - five minutes . Sadeh thought this was “ too long , as the British
might then ...
Yitshak Sadeh asked Giddy how much time he was allowing between the
introduction of the explosives into the building and the explosion . Giddy
suggested forty - five minutes . Sadeh thought this was “ too long , as the British
might then ...
Page 225
Sadeh claimed , no more , no less , that he had been misled , that Giddy had told
him that the attack would be carried out between two and three o'clock in the
afternoon that is , during the luncheon break when the Government offices were ...
Sadeh claimed , no more , no less , that he had been misled , that Giddy had told
him that the attack would be carried out between two and three o'clock in the
afternoon that is , during the luncheon break when the Government offices were ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Revolt: Story of the Irgun |
| Author | Menachem Begin |
| Publisher | H. Schuman, 1951 |
| Length | 386 pages |
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