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Page 106
From the outset we decided that all our arms would be kept in armouries and
would be removed only for carrying out planned attacks . Of quite a different
opinion were the F.F.I. ( Stern Group ) leaders at the time . They made a rule that
every ...
From the outset we decided that all our arms would be kept in armouries and
would be removed only for carrying out planned attacks . Of quite a different
opinion were the F.F.I. ( Stern Group ) leaders at the time . They made a rule that
every ...
Page 128
The landlord had decided to build a hotel on the site of the adjacent garden . It is
difficult to live underground next door to a hotel . It would have meant returning to
a “ too open " underground . Then , our Intelligence Service learnt that the ...
The landlord had decided to build a hotel on the site of the adjacent garden . It is
difficult to live underground next door to a hotel . It would have meant returning to
a “ too open " underground . Then , our Intelligence Service learnt that the ...
Page 152
We decided to strike out along a road which no underground had ever chosen in
similar circumstances . We decided not to suspend , nor to promise to suspend ,
our struggle against British rule ; yet at the same time we declined to retaliate for
...
We decided to strike out along a road which no underground had ever chosen in
similar circumstances . We decided not to suspend , nor to promise to suspend ,
our struggle against British rule ; yet at the same time we declined to retaliate for
...
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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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