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Page 24
I sent my first telegram to Eretz Israel . I received my first telegram from Eretz
Israel . Among the signatures was that of my wife . . I recalled the last news I had
had of her . Before I was sent northwards from Lukishki permission had been
given ...
I sent my first telegram to Eretz Israel . I received my first telegram from Eretz
Israel . Among the signatures was that of my wife . . I recalled the last news I had
had of her . Before I was sent northwards from Lukishki permission had been
given ...
Page 35
In accordance with instructions she was sent back to her point of departure in
Rumania . Half - way there , the ship sank and all on board were drowned . The
direct cause has never been discovered . That was the Struma . There were also
the ...
In accordance with instructions she was sent back to her point of departure in
Rumania . Half - way there , the ship sank and all on board were drowned . The
direct cause has never been discovered . That was the Struma . There were also
the ...
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 ...
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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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