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my friends . I sent my first telegram to Eretz Israel . I received my first telegram
from Eretz Israel . Among the signatures was ... She became one of the chief
aides of my friend and colleague Joseph Glazman , the hero of the Wilno ghetto ,
and ...
my friends . I sent my first telegram to Eretz Israel . I received my first telegram
from Eretz Israel . Among the signatures was ... She became one of the chief
aides of my friend and colleague Joseph Glazman , the hero of the Wilno ghetto ,
and ...
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Not only our enemies were convinced that I was accompanied everywhere by an
armed bodyguard ; friends shared that conviction . One of them even expressed
his admiration for our excellent security arrangements . He visited me twice at ...
Not only our enemies were convinced that I was accompanied everywhere by an
armed bodyguard ; friends shared that conviction . One of them even expressed
his admiration for our excellent security arrangements . He visited me twice at ...
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Shmulewitz wrote : “ I have heard how much you were affected by the loss of our
dear friends , and something I cannot define drives me to write to you about the
tragedy and the last heroic hours of our friends . I know this means reopening of ...
Shmulewitz wrote : “ I have heard how much you were affected by the loss of our
dear friends , and something I cannot define drives me to write to you about the
tragedy and the last heroic hours of our friends . I know this means reopening of ...
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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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