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Page 120
You promised to come alone . Why did you break your promise ? You will note
that the Irgun always keeps its word . We kept it this time too . I came to the
meeting place despite your treachery . The priest with whom you had such a
friendly ...
You promised to come alone . Why did you break your promise ? You will note
that the Irgun always keeps its word . We kept it this time too . I came to the
meeting place despite your treachery . The priest with whom you had such a
friendly ...
Page 170
One of them twice promised to come , and once even promised that he would "
privately ” send a number of trucks to help us . ... No less enlightening is the fact
that in all our conversations we emphasised that the full supervision of the arms ...
One of them twice promised to come , and once even promised that he would "
privately ” send a number of trucks to help us . ... No less enlightening is the fact
that in all our conversations we emphasised that the full supervision of the arms ...
Page 174
The Palmach officer promised to send a boat immediately from Tel Aviv port . We
waited . One hour , two hours . But no boat came . The condition of the wounded
grew worse . Suddenly ... something whistled over our heads . Munroe Fine ...
The Palmach officer promised to send a boat immediately from Tel Aviv port . We
waited . One hour , two hours . But no boat came . The condition of the wounded
grew worse . Suddenly ... something whistled over our heads . Munroe Fine ...
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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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