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Page 131
But Benny remained uncertain of his allegiance . No wonder then that he did not
at first believe his father was the Commander of the Irgun . Finally he overcame
his hesitancy and came to me , holding the newspaper which had printed my ...
But Benny remained uncertain of his allegiance . No wonder then that he did not
at first believe his father was the Commander of the Irgun . Finally he overcame
his hesitancy and came to me , holding the newspaper which had printed my ...
Page 272
Towards evening only Karlik remained in the next - door room and they took us
out to get us to sign the charge - sheet . While Karlik was sitting in the next room a
giant corporal came in and ordered us to do all kinds of humiliating things .
Towards evening only Karlik remained in the next - door room and they took us
out to get us to sign the charge - sheet . While Karlik was sitting in the next room a
giant corporal came in and ordered us to do all kinds of humiliating things .
Page 281
Nitcha too had remained wounded in the ditch and Yitshak Kuzinevsky remained
with him to bind his wounds and did not succeed in reaching the vehicle . " It
seemed that we were saved . We got out of the range of fire and began to take
stock ...
Nitcha too had remained wounded in the ditch and Yitshak Kuzinevsky remained
with him to bind his wounds and did not succeed in reaching the vehicle . " It
seemed that we were saved . We got out of the range of fire and began to take
stock ...
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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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