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Page 93
It gave the enemy no respite : it penetrated the heavily defended centres of
government . The superior forces of the British army did not help . Their buildings
and barracks were speedily reduced to rubble . The A.F. penetrated the
fortresses of ...
It gave the enemy no respite : it penetrated the heavily defended centres of
government . The superior forces of the British army did not help . Their buildings
and barracks were speedily reduced to rubble . The A.F. penetrated the
fortresses of ...
Page 104
But somebody ultimately gave his final disappointing verdict : “ No , that's not the
bastard " . Another friend of mine , Aaron , one of our best Information Officers ,
had a more serious experience . He too resembled neither me nor my
photograph ...
But somebody ultimately gave his final disappointing verdict : “ No , that's not the
bastard " . Another friend of mine , Aaron , one of our best Information Officers ,
had a more serious experience . He too resembled neither me nor my
photograph ...
Page 109
When they spoke of the absence of co - operation from the " Jewish community ”
the British were not referring to the heads of the community who , from time to
time though not always , gave them the maximum help with a view to repelling
the ...
When they spoke of the absence of co - operation from the " Jewish community ”
the British were not referring to the heads of the community who , from time to
time though not always , gave them the maximum help with a view to repelling
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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