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Page 35
After all , the British authorities told the world , we are not cruel , in fact we are
very unhappy about these poor people . And they even insinuated that it was
mainly for “ these poor people ” that the war was being fought . And when the war
was ...
After all , the British authorities told the world , we are not cruel , in fact we are
very unhappy about these poor people . And they even insinuated that it was
mainly for “ these poor people ” that the war was being fought . And when the war
was ...
Page 139
Has Weizmann been in touch with Churchill ? " “ Of course . In fact he has free
access to Churchill . They had a talk only recently . But Churchill told our British
friends afterwards that it was hard for him to talk to Weizmann . After their last talk
he ...
Has Weizmann been in touch with Churchill ? " “ Of course . In fact he has free
access to Churchill . They had a talk only recently . But Churchill told our British
friends afterwards that it was hard for him to talk to Weizmann . After their last talk
he ...
Page 187
I regard the fact that the Party and the Executive are delaying their agreement as
a crime .... The agreement between the groups forming together the Resistance
Movement , that is to say between the Jewish Agency and Haganah and the ...
I regard the fact that the Party and the Executive are delaying their agreement as
a crime .... The agreement between the groups forming together the Resistance
Movement , that is to say between the Jewish Agency and Haganah and the ...
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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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