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Page 33
In 1936 , with Jewish pressure on the gates of Eretz Israel at its peak , bloody
disturbances broke out , and continued and could not be stopped . “ Broke out to
intimidate waverers , and " continued ” in order to provide the excuse for shutting
the ...
In 1936 , with Jewish pressure on the gates of Eretz Israel at its peak , bloody
disturbances broke out , and continued and could not be stopped . “ Broke out to
intimidate waverers , and " continued ” in order to provide the excuse for shutting
the ...
Page 102
Once he had begun to slip , he continued going downhill . When he denounced
the radio - transmitter at the Raziel home he was already in the web of the
Intelligence Service . Several weeks later he handed to Catling , the Head of the
Jewish ...
Once he had begun to slip , he continued going downhill . When he denounced
the radio - transmitter at the Raziel home he was already in the web of the
Intelligence Service . Several weeks later he handed to Catling , the Head of the
Jewish ...
Page 157
Haganah continued to exist ; and the Irgun , whose soldiers were stationed on
various fronts and in some sectors were fighting together with Haganah men ,
also continued to exist . The wellknown journalist , Dr. Azriel Karlibach , at that
time ...
Haganah continued to exist ; and the Irgun , whose soldiers were stationed on
various fronts and in some sectors were fighting together with Haganah men ,
also continued to exist . The wellknown journalist , Dr. Azriel Karlibach , at that
time ...
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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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