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Page 57
At an international press conference in Prague in 1947 , David Zaslavsky , one of
the chief political editors of Pravda asked the Hebrew newspapermen why no
representative of the Irgun's underground Press had come to the conference with
...
At an international press conference in Prague in 1947 , David Zaslavsky , one of
the chief political editors of Pravda asked the Hebrew newspapermen why no
representative of the Irgun's underground Press had come to the conference with
...
Page 86
There was no choice ; we had not enough money to acquire our own printing -
press . But in the autumn of 1944 we managed to buy a small printingpress . Our
boys , who went there as full - time workers , accepted commercial orders of all ...
There was no choice ; we had not enough money to acquire our own printing -
press . But in the autumn of 1944 we managed to buy a small printingpress . Our
boys , who went there as full - time workers , accepted commercial orders of all ...
Page 87
Above the printing - press was a modest carpentry workshop which took orders
for furniture . A big truck would arrive at the shop , ostensibly to bring wood and
take away furniture . But no alien eye saw that among the wood and furniture
were ...
Above the printing - press was a modest carpentry workshop which took orders
for furniture . A big truck would arrive at the shop , ostensibly to bring wood and
take away furniture . But no alien eye saw that among the wood and furniture
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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