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Page 164
He rejected the apology and replied that the Jews were all to blame and that he
did not believe in the existence of “ dissidents . ” Throughout the Arab world and
the would at large a wave of lying propaganda was let loose about " Jewish ...
He rejected the apology and replied that the Jews were all to blame and that he
did not believe in the existence of “ dissidents . ” Throughout the Arab world and
the would at large a wave of lying propaganda was let loose about " Jewish ...
Page 172
He replied “ Of course you're right . I'll tell Israel ( Galili ) about it . ” We again
invited him to come and supervise the unloading . He replied that he might come
, and might even send along some lorries to help in the work . ... At dusk the ship
...
He replied “ Of course you're right . I'll tell Israel ( Galili ) about it . ” We again
invited him to come and supervise the unloading . He replied that he might come
, and might even send along some lorries to help in the work . ... At dusk the ship
...
Page 321
The Colonial Secretary replied that what had now happened was the declaration
of statutory Martial Law . Not only had whole areas been cordoned off , but most
intensive searches were being conducted . Civil law had been suspended for ...
The Colonial Secretary replied that what had now happened was the declaration
of statutory Martial Law . Not only had whole areas been cordoned off , but most
intensive searches were being conducted . Civil law had been suspended for ...
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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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