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No diplomatic effort had been spared in the countries of Eastern Europe to put a
stop to the assistance , overt and unofficial , which the organizers of the exodus
were receiving from Government agencies or officials in those countries .
No diplomatic effort had been spared in the countries of Eastern Europe to put a
stop to the assistance , overt and unofficial , which the organizers of the exodus
were receiving from Government agencies or officials in those countries .
Page 149
If the Jewish Agency obeyed the British , and the Irgun obeyed the Agency the
rule of the High Commissioner might continue for ever . No less decisive was the
internal implication of the whole matter . I had already told Golomb that we should
...
If the Jewish Agency obeyed the British , and the Irgun obeyed the Agency the
rule of the High Commissioner might continue for ever . No less decisive was the
internal implication of the whole matter . I had already told Golomb that we should
...
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the Offices of the Jewish Agency . The Jewish Agency was regarded as “ Jewish
headquarters . ” So , according to the doctrinaire argument we must repay them
in kind and attack their headquarters , in the King David Hotel . The second ...
the Offices of the Jewish Agency . The Jewish Agency was regarded as “ Jewish
headquarters . ” So , according to the doctrinaire argument we must repay them
in kind and attack their headquarters , in the King David Hotel . The second ...
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Contents
I | 23 |
CHAPTER I THE GATEWAY TO FREEDOM II LAND OF OUR FATHERS III AU REVOIR IN FREEDOM | 25 |
IV WE FIGHT THEREFORE WE | 26 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Revolt: Story of the Irgun |
| Author | Menachem Begin |
| Publisher | H. Schuman, 1951 |
| Length | 386 pages |
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