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One of them would be the political factor . To be more precise , the fight would be
a political one pursued by military means . Consequently political explanation ,
clear and persistent , would have to accompany the military operations .
One of them would be the political factor . To be more precise , the fight would be
a political one pursued by military means . Consequently political explanation ,
clear and persistent , would have to accompany the military operations .
Page 149
The political and spiritual surrender that came after the 29th of June , 1946,1
brought dishonour to those who capitulated ; but in the surrender of the last
defenders ( Haganah and Irgun ) of the Old City of Jerusalem , in 1948 , there
was no ...
The political and spiritual surrender that came after the 29th of June , 1946,1
brought dishonour to those who capitulated ; but in the surrender of the last
defenders ( Haganah and Irgun ) of the Old City of Jerusalem , in 1948 , there
was no ...
Page 178
They should also bear in mind the political significance of this act , both externally
, and more particularly , internally , in rallying the masses to their fighting
leadership . But for this reason , the conference of representatives ' must elect a
second ...
They should also bear in mind the political significance of this act , both externally
, and more particularly , internally , in rallying the masses to their fighting
leadership . But for this reason , the conference of representatives ' must elect a
second ...
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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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