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Page 102
We had been hard hit , but we soon recovered . Catling learnt that his joy was
premature , and his superiors in London had cause to be disappointed .
Meanwhile we considered what to do with Tsorros . My comrades demanded his
execution .
We had been hard hit , but we soon recovered . Catling learnt that his joy was
premature , and his superiors in London had cause to be disappointed .
Meanwhile we considered what to do with Tsorros . My comrades demanded his
execution .
Page 321
... a despatch - box in front of him , Mr. Winston Churchill demanded in the House
of Commons today to know how long this state of ' squalid warfare ' in Palestine ,
with all its bloodshed , would go on before some decision was reached .
... a despatch - box in front of him , Mr. Winston Churchill demanded in the House
of Commons today to know how long this state of ' squalid warfare ' in Palestine ,
with all its bloodshed , would go on before some decision was reached .
Page 345
We therefore demanded that the Haganah , too , should change its policy and
publicly order its members to resist . What had happened — we asked to the
principle of " defence of the Defence ? ” But there was no response and no
change ...
We therefore demanded that the Haganah , too , should change its policy and
publicly order its members to resist . What had happened — we asked to the
principle of " defence of the Defence ? ” But there was no response and no
change ...
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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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