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Jor^twenty-years the Arabs had held the military and political initiative/To be
more prec^the^British admimstra- tion throughout ... The historical facts of the
Arab attacks are known: the pogrom in the-Old-CityLofJerusalem in ipjopthe-
murderous ...
Jor^twenty-years the Arabs had held the military and political initiative/To be
more prec^the^British admimstra- tion throughout ... The historical facts of the
Arab attacks are known: the pogrom in the-Old-CityLofJerusalem in ipjopthe-
murderous ...
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I had occasion, in the early days of the revolt, to see for myself the psychological
effect among the Arabs of our surprise attacks. The day after our ... For safety's
sake I travelled, together with a Sephardi comrade, in an Arab bus. On the road
we ...
I had occasion, in the early days of the revolt, to see for myself the psychological
effect among the Arabs of our surprise attacks. The day after our ... For safety's
sake I travelled, together with a Sephardi comrade, in an Arab bus. On the road
we ...
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The land frontiers of the country will stand wide open and Arabs equipped with
British arms will stream across them to attack ... Several days later we explained
in our internal newspaper Danim (Leaves): "Arab^resistance^ supported by the ...
The land frontiers of the country will stand wide open and Arabs equipped with
British arms will stream across them to attack ... Several days later we explained
in our internal newspaper Danim (Leaves): "Arab^resistance^ supported by the ...
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Contents
THE GATEWAY TO FREEDOM I | 1 |
II LAND OF OUR FATHERS | 12 |
AU REVOIR IN FREEDOM | 23 |
Copyright | |
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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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