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Page 95
It launched battles face to face with the enemy forces , the first partisan battles of
a Hebrew force against the oppressor and his occupation army since the
Hasmonean Revolt . The A.F. fulfilled what we promised Churchill in 1944 , in
words ...
It launched battles face to face with the enemy forces , the first partisan battles of
a Hebrew force against the oppressor and his occupation army since the
Hasmonean Revolt . The A.F. fulfilled what we promised Churchill in 1944 , in
words ...
Page 165
In the rest of the country , too , the Arabs began to flee in terror , even before they
clashed with Jewish forces . Not what happened in Dir Yassin , but what was
invented about Dir Yassin , helped to carve the way to our decisive victories on
the ...
In the rest of the country , too , the Arabs began to flee in terror , even before they
clashed with Jewish forces . Not what happened in Dir Yassin , but what was
invented about Dir Yassin , helped to carve the way to our decisive victories on
the ...
Page 362
But once again the British forces came to the rescue . On the first day a British
officer in Jaffa had appealed to certain Jewish circles in Tel Aviv to " influence "
us not to attack the British forces still stationed in Jaffa — at the railway station
and in ...
But once again the British forces came to the rescue . On the first day a British
officer in Jaffa had appealed to certain Jewish circles in Tel Aviv to " influence "
us not to attack the British forces still stationed in Jaffa — at the railway station
and in ...
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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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