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Page 156
Official propaganda , hiding behind the smokescreen , pretended that the Irgun
had brought over the “ Altalena ” in order to prepare an armed revolt against the
Government of Israel . The decision of the Government — or the Security ...
Official propaganda , hiding behind the smokescreen , pretended that the Irgun
had brought over the “ Altalena ” in order to prepare an armed revolt against the
Government of Israel . The decision of the Government — or the Security ...
Page 167
All the more so in the special circumstances , in the very special circumstances in
which our Army arose . What we had yearned for in the days of our Sten - guns ,
the possibility of giving our fighters effective arms , was now to be brought about ...
All the more so in the special circumstances , in the very special circumstances in
which our Army arose . What we had yearned for in the days of our Sten - guns ,
the possibility of giving our fighters effective arms , was now to be brought about ...
Page 283
To my shouting , my appeals , and my demands that a doctor should be brought ,
there was one reply : ' Shut up ! " The first to die was Shimon . I was with him all
the time . He was conscious to the last . I cannot tell you what went on inside me ...
To my shouting , my appeals , and my demands that a doctor should be brought ,
there was one reply : ' Shut up ! " The first to die was Shimon . I was with him all
the time . He was conscious to the last . I cannot tell you what went on inside me ...
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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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