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Page 159
We proposed that one - fifth of the arms should be sent to Jerusalem to the Irgun
Zvai Leumi units there , while the rest should be distributed throughout the unified
army , among battalions consisting of Irgun men as well as among other ...
We proposed that one - fifth of the arms should be sent to Jerusalem to the Irgun
Zvai Leumi units there , while the rest should be distributed throughout the unified
army , among battalions consisting of Irgun men as well as among other ...
Page 179
The late Rabbi Meir Berlin , the President of the Mizrachi , said to Amitzur : “ If you
bring me fifty people who are prepared to sign your proposals , I shall be the first
to sign , but you know the situation . ... " Rabbi Berlin was a brave and dignified ...
The late Rabbi Meir Berlin , the President of the Mizrachi , said to Amitzur : “ If you
bring me fifty people who are prepared to sign your proposals , I shall be the first
to sign , but you know the situation . ... " Rabbi Berlin was a brave and dignified ...
Page 317
Bevin proposed that the country should be divided into a number of Zones which
would be granted a wide measure of autonomy in internal affairs under the
supervision of a central Government . The transition period would last five years .
Bevin proposed that the country should be divided into a number of Zones which
would be granted a wide measure of autonomy in internal affairs under the
supervision of a central Government . The transition period would last five years .
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| Title | The Revolt: Story of the Irgun |
| Author | Menachem Begin |
| Publisher | H. Schuman, 1951 |
| Length | 386 pages |
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