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Page 219
The commander of the operation himself set the time mechanism at thirty minutes
and put up the warning placards . The Arab workers were then freed and ordered
to run for their lives . They did not hesitate . The last man out was Gideon , who ...
The commander of the operation himself set the time mechanism at thirty minutes
and put up the warning placards . The Arab workers were then freed and ordered
to run for their lives . They did not hesitate . The last man out was Gideon , who ...
Page 232
We debated whether a warning ought to be given . Some thought we ought to
whip first and explain afterwards , but they were convinced finally that a warning
ought first to be given : that the British authorities should be told that if they
carried ...
We debated whether a warning ought to be given . Some thought we ought to
whip first and explain afterwards , but they were convinced finally that a warning
ought first to be given : that the British authorities should be told that if they
carried ...
Page 292
The few residents in the neighbourhood would be warned in time to leave their
houses for a short while . ... them that at that hour on that day all their “ Security
Zones ” would be destroyed , and warning them to evacuate them without delay .
The few residents in the neighbourhood would be warned in time to leave their
houses for a short while . ... them that at that hour on that day all their “ Security
Zones ” would be destroyed , and warning them to evacuate them without delay .
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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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