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From my early youth I had been taught by my father — who , as I was later told ,
went to his death at Nazi hands voicing the liturgic declaration of faith in God and
singing the Hebrew national anthem , “ Hatikvah ” —that we Jews were to return ...
From my early youth I had been taught by my father — who , as I was later told ,
went to his death at Nazi hands voicing the liturgic declaration of faith in God and
singing the Hebrew national anthem , “ Hatikvah ” —that we Jews were to return ...
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He uttered the word , the first Hebrew word I had ever heard him use , with the
Ashkenazic pronunciation , and I did not at once understand to what song he was
referring . He became somewhat angry . “ How come you don't remember ?
He uttered the word , the first Hebrew word I had ever heard him use , with the
Ashkenazic pronunciation , and I did not at once understand to what song he was
referring . He became somewhat angry . “ How come you don't remember ?
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Now , for the time being , we have Hebrew rule in part of our homeland . And as
in this part there will be Hebrew Law — and that is the only rightful law in this
countrythere is no need for a Hebrew underground . In the State of Israel we shall
be ...
Now , for the time being , we have Hebrew rule in part of our homeland . And as
in this part there will be Hebrew Law — and that is the only rightful law in this
countrythere is no need for a Hebrew underground . In the State of Israel we shall
be ...
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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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