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Page 135
It is impossible to say whether or not we should have obtained power had we
wanted it . One thing is clear : had we aimed at power , we would have fought for
it . We aimed however , solely at the liquidation of foreign rule ; we fought for it
and ...
It is impossible to say whether or not we should have obtained power had we
wanted it . One thing is clear : had we aimed at power , we would have fought for
it . We aimed however , solely at the liquidation of foreign rule ; we fought for it
and ...
Page 166
CHAPTER XII WHEN THE HEART WEEPS I can readily be understood why we
wanted a part of the 1 good arms we brought in the “ Altalena " to be sent to our
units in Jerusalem and why we wanted our units in the Army to get their fair share
...
CHAPTER XII WHEN THE HEART WEEPS I can readily be understood why we
wanted a part of the 1 good arms we brought in the “ Altalena " to be sent to our
units in Jerusalem and why we wanted our units in the Army to get their fair share
...
Page 368
But the British authorities wanted more ; they wanted Manshieh back under their
control . We clung for two days to our new line and repulsed wave after wave of
enemy counter - attacks . Our line never broke . While the counter - attack was
still ...
But the British authorities wanted more ; they wanted Manshieh back under their
control . We clung for two days to our new line and repulsed wave after wave of
enemy counter - attacks . Our line never broke . While the counter - attack was
still ...
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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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