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CHAPTER VI ARMY OF THE UNDERGROUND UR enemies called us terrorists .
People who were neither friends nor enemies , like the correspondents of the
New York Herald - Tribune , also used this Latin name , either under the
influence ...
CHAPTER VI ARMY OF THE UNDERGROUND UR enemies called us terrorists .
People who were neither friends nor enemies , like the correspondents of the
New York Herald - Tribune , also used this Latin name , either under the
influence ...
Page 76
In my presence my friends called me " the commander . ” But among themselves
they called me " the old man . ” I admit I liked it . While my thinning hair hinted that
soon the name would no longer be metaphorical , its use reflected good , heart ...
In my presence my friends called me " the commander . ” But among themselves
they called me " the old man . ” I admit I liked it . While my thinning hair hinted that
soon the name would no longer be metaphorical , its use reflected good , heart ...
Page 129
She called Meir , my “ brother - in - law ” and suggested that she would help us
find another apartment . At least , she said , I should have myself examined by a
doctor . Meir tried to persuade me to do so . But an idea struck me and I said " No.
She called Meir , my “ brother - in - law ” and suggested that she would help us
find another apartment . At least , she said , I should have myself examined by a
doctor . Meir tried to persuade me to do so . But an idea struck me and I said " No.
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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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