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Page 117
Jewish youngsters played games around us . Nobody could have imagined that
these innocent chatting strollers were being hunted by the British Secret Service
and police throughout the length and breadth of the country . I remember also the
...
Jewish youngsters played games around us . Nobody could have imagined that
these innocent chatting strollers were being hunted by the British Secret Service
and police throughout the length and breadth of the country . I remember also the
...
Page 132
No secrets . The secret was that there was no secret . An open underground .
And the eyes of the British Intelligence were blinded . Sir Edward Grigg , formerly
British Minister in the Middle East , said in the House of Lords to which he was ...
No secrets . The secret was that there was no secret . An open underground .
And the eyes of the British Intelligence were blinded . Sir Edward Grigg , formerly
British Minister in the Middle East , said in the House of Lords to which he was ...
Page 302
A secret meeting between official representatives of the United Nations
Organisation and spokesmen of the fighting Hebrew ... Now , the underground
knew how to keep secrets ; but it was helpless when it had to share them with
other people .
A secret meeting between official representatives of the United Nations
Organisation and spokesmen of the fighting Hebrew ... Now , the underground
knew how to keep secrets ; but it was helpless when it had to share them with
other people .
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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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