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Page 20
Moreover , the Urki who , by virtue of their numbers , determine the life in the
camps , are here , in the depths of the boat , absolute masters . Among the seven
or eight hundred exiled prisoners there are only a few dozen " politicals . ” And
the ...
Moreover , the Urki who , by virtue of their numbers , determine the life in the
camps , are here , in the depths of the boat , absolute masters . Among the seven
or eight hundred exiled prisoners there are only a few dozen " politicals . ” And
the ...
Page 35
... back to Hitler's Europe . 3 The harvest of inevitable tragedy was not long in
ripening . The Struma arrived off the coast of Eretz Israel carrying more than
seven hundred immigrants who , in spite of blockade and warnings , were trying
to enter ...
... back to Hitler's Europe . 3 The harvest of inevitable tragedy was not long in
ripening . The Struma arrived off the coast of Eretz Israel carrying more than
seven hundred immigrants who , in spite of blockade and warnings , were trying
to enter ...
Page 278
If we are to believe the official statement , there were more than one hundred and
fifty armed police guarding the fortress , apart from the indirect defence provided
by the police post close by and the military camps in the neighbourhood .
If we are to believe the official statement , there were more than one hundred and
fifty armed police guarding the fortress , apart from the indirect defence provided
by the police post close by and the military camps in the neighbourhood .
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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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