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Page 14
Yet one can also learn to respect and honour the people who have accepted this
dearth — even if its acceptance has been compulsory -in their search for the
longed - for panacea . The limits of human suffering , accepted in other parts of
the ...
Yet one can also learn to respect and honour the people who have accepted this
dearth — even if its acceptance has been compulsory -in their search for the
longed - for panacea . The limits of human suffering , accepted in other parts of
the ...
Page 164
We never broke them unless the enemy first did so and thus forced us , in
accordance with the accepted custom of war , to apply reprisals . I am convinced ,
too , that our officers and men wished to avoid a single unnecessary casualty in
the Dir ...
We never broke them unless the enemy first did so and thus forced us , in
accordance with the accepted custom of war , to apply reprisals . I am convinced ,
too , that our officers and men wished to avoid a single unnecessary casualty in
the Dir ...
Page 185
The F.F.I. leadership had meantime accepted our view , and we agreed together
on a common attitude . We decided to pursue our independent existence but , for
the sake of fighting unity , agreed to forego independent operations — except ...
The F.F.I. leadership had meantime accepted our view , and we agreed together
on a common attitude . We decided to pursue our independent existence but , for
the sake of fighting unity , agreed to forego independent operations — except ...
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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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