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Page 17
At any rate , it is almost , if not quite , impossible to fight against anti - Semitic
manifestations in a concentration camp . The camp is an enclosed world . The
armed guards take you to your place of work and return you to your sleeping -
quarters ...
At any rate , it is almost , if not quite , impossible to fight against anti - Semitic
manifestations in a concentration camp . The camp is an enclosed world . The
armed guards take you to your place of work and return you to your sleeping -
quarters ...
Page 70
When the party arrived at the camp - gate the men's papers were punctiliously
examined . Everything was in order , especially * Jackson's ” Scots accent . They
drove into the camp . They found the big armoury . The truck was halted where it
...
When the party arrived at the camp - gate the men's papers were punctiliously
examined . Everything was in order , especially * Jackson's ” Scots accent . They
drove into the camp . They found the big armoury . The truck was halted where it
...
Page 191
The attack on the camps of the Mobile Police Force was preceded by a joint
consultation , and caused much heart - burning . We were supposed to attack
one of them - near Kfar Vitkin . We were particularly interested in this camp
because it ...
The attack on the camps of the Mobile Police Force was preceded by a joint
consultation , and caused much heart - burning . We were supposed to attack
one of them - near Kfar Vitkin . We were particularly interested in this camp
because it ...
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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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