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Page 157
When independence was declared on the 14th May, 1948, there was no
immediate formation of a unified army. Haganah 'continued to exist; and the Irgun
, whose soldiers were stationed on various fronts and in some sectors were
fighting ...
When independence was declared on the 14th May, 1948, there was no
immediate formation of a unified army. Haganah 'continued to exist; and the Irgun
, whose soldiers were stationed on various fronts and in some sectors were
fighting ...
Page 167
Other officers, officers of the unified Jewish Army, would now lead them and to
them they owed unqualified allegiance. The Irgun Zvai Leumi had ceased to exist
as a military force. There was dead silence in the hall. I saw battle-seasoned ...
Other officers, officers of the unified Jewish Army, would now lead them and to
them they owed unqualified allegiance. The Irgun Zvai Leumi had ceased to exist
as a military force. There was dead silence in the hall. I saw battle-seasoned ...
Page 237
The central camp of the British Army was a hive of activity. Soldiers were coming
and going. The machines in the military workshops were singing their song of toil,
the typewriters in the offices were clicking out letters, orders, telegrams, reports.
The central camp of the British Army was a hive of activity. Soldiers were coming
and going. The machines in the military workshops were singing their song of toil,
the typewriters in the offices were clicking out letters, orders, telegrams, reports.
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Contents
THE GATEWAY TO FREEDOM I | 1 |
II LAND OF OUR FATHERS | 12 |
AU REVOIR IN FREEDOM | 23 |
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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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