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Page 67
When Eitan fell — with thirty others , including some of our best officers - it
seemed all was lost . These people were veritably the pillars of the Irgun . Who
would take their places ? Who would do the work ? But the place of each was
filled .
When Eitan fell — with thirty others , including some of our best officers - it
seemed all was lost . These people were veritably the pillars of the Irgun . Who
would take their places ? Who would do the work ? But the place of each was
filled .
Page 245
Three or four men with revolvers ordered the scores of officers gathered in the
main hall to put up their hands . ... The Irgun officer in charge picked out five who
seemed to him to be of the highest rank and ordered them to go with him as ...
Three or four men with revolvers ordered the scores of officers gathered in the
main hall to put up their hands . ... The Irgun officer in charge picked out five who
seemed to him to be of the highest rank and ordered them to go with him as ...
Page 249
Finally I informed Sneh that in any case we would be unable to free the three
officers as long as the road curfew was in force , and that we demanded that the
period between the release and the cancellation of the death sentence be
reduced ...
Finally I informed Sneh that in any case we would be unable to free the three
officers as long as the road curfew was in force , and that we demanded that the
period between the release and the cancellation of the death sentence be
reduced ...
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Contents
A MAN WITH MANY NAMES IX CIVIL WARNEVER | 133 |
HAVE WE THE RIGHT? | 144 |
THE ALTALENA AFFAIR | 154 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Revolt: Story of the Irgun |
| Author | Menachem Begin |
| Publisher | Hadar Publishing Company, 1964 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 15 Nov 2008 |
| Length | 386 pages |
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