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What is decisive is the psychological factor, whose effect is very clear, certainly
on those who come from the innermost circles of the ruling Soviet group and who,
for one reason or another, have quarrelled with its leaders. Of these things I ...
What is decisive is the psychological factor, whose effect is very clear, certainly
on those who come from the innermost circles of the ruling Soviet group and who,
for one reason or another, have quarrelled with its leaders. Of these things I ...
Page 7
Indeed , the reason was irrelevant and stupid . The guard overheard me telling a
salty Yiddish joke with a pun in it about an idiot . He thought I was talking about
him , reported me — and there I was in “ solitary . " Having only three and a half ...
Indeed , the reason was irrelevant and stupid . The guard overheard me telling a
salty Yiddish joke with a pun in it about an idiot . He thought I was talking about
him , reported me — and there I was in “ solitary . " Having only three and a half ...
Page 9
Indeed , the reason was irrelevant and stupid . The guard overheard me telling a
salty Yiddish joke with a pun in it about an idiot . He thought I was talking about
him , reported me — and there I was in “ solitary . " Having only three and a half ...
Indeed , the reason was irrelevant and stupid . The guard overheard me telling a
salty Yiddish joke with a pun in it about an idiot . He thought I was talking about
him , reported me — and there I was in “ solitary . " Having only three and a half ...
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Contents
A MAN WITH MANY NAMES IX CIVIL WARNEVER | 133 |
HAVE WE THE RIGHT? | 144 |
THE ALTALENA AFFAIR | 154 |
Copyright | |
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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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