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But they found other means of interfering with our broadcasts , which by now had
attracted tens of thousands of listeners . Goebbels during the World War had
made stupendous efforts to " jam ” the B.B.Č. broadcasts . The Mandatory ...
But they found other means of interfering with our broadcasts , which by now had
attracted tens of thousands of listeners . Goebbels during the World War had
made stupendous efforts to " jam ” the B.B.Č. broadcasts . The Mandatory ...
Page 139
During the conversation he came out with these words : ' You may be sure that at
the end of the war you will get the biggest plum in the pudding ' . ” " What does
that mean ? ” “ That means — a good partition scheme . ” “ Is there such a thing ?
During the conversation he came out with these words : ' You may be sure that at
the end of the war you will get the biggest plum in the pudding ' . ” " What does
that mean ? ” “ That means — a good partition scheme . ” “ Is there such a thing ?
Page 327
beaten in battle , but at their disposal was still —the gallows . They decided — not
in Jerusalem , but in London — to lift the shattered prestige of their regime by
means of the hangman's rope . Early in the morning of 17th April , 1947 , Gruner ...
beaten in battle , but at their disposal was still —the gallows . They decided — not
in Jerusalem , but in London — to lift the shattered prestige of their regime by
means of the hangman's rope . Early in the morning of 17th April , 1947 , Gruner ...
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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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