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CHAPTER XIII UNITED RESISTANCE S . UMMER of 1945. The summer of the
end , of the beginning , of the victory , and the horror ; of disillusionment and hope
. The Second World War ended . And at once the unity of the victors , who had ...
CHAPTER XIII UNITED RESISTANCE S . UMMER of 1945. The summer of the
end , of the beginning , of the victory , and the horror ; of disillusionment and hope
. The Second World War ended . And at once the unity of the victors , who had ...
Page 185
1 But proposals could come from either side . The Resistance Movement was
authorised to impose on us the execution of operations against the British ; we
were free to propose operational plans but had to obtain approval for their
execution .
1 But proposals could come from either side . The Resistance Movement was
authorised to impose on us the execution of operations against the British ; we
were free to propose operational plans but had to obtain approval for their
execution .
Page 209
They determined to end military resistance . They succeeded only in putting an
end to the military resistance of the Haganah . Dr. Weizmann , President of the
Zionist Organisation , demanded there should be no more military operations
until ...
They determined to end military resistance . They succeeded only in putting an
end to the military resistance of the Haganah . Dr. Weizmann , President of the
Zionist Organisation , demanded there should be no more military operations
until ...
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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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