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... Giddy . Yitshak Sadeh asked Giddy how much time he was allowing between the introduction of the explosives into the building and the explosion . Giddy suggested forty - five minutes . Sadeh thought this was " too long , as the British ...
... Giddy . Yitshak Sadeh asked Giddy how much time he was allowing between the introduction of the explosives into the building and the explosion . Giddy suggested forty - five minutes . Sadeh thought this was " too long , as the British ...
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... Giddy had gone to meet Sadeh after the final decision to attack at midday . Giddy had later submitted to me a full report of this meeting with Sadeh , Giddy had never told me an untruth . But even if Galili did not believe in Giddy as I ...
... Giddy had gone to meet Sadeh after the final decision to attack at midday . Giddy had later submitted to me a full report of this meeting with Sadeh , Giddy had never told me an untruth . But even if Galili did not believe in Giddy as I ...
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... Giddy waited . But no reply came . The worst of it was that he had no means of replying to the silence of the British major : he had no anti - tank weapons and he had no explosives . Giddy did not wait for his ultimatum to expire ...
... Giddy waited . But no reply came . The worst of it was that he had no means of replying to the silence of the British major : he had no anti - tank weapons and he had no explosives . Giddy did not wait for his ultimatum to expire ...
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