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I am stating a fact , and I have no doubt that any honest British statesman who
was really informed of the British Government ' s policy at that time , would admit
that the purpose of British policy in Eretz Israel during the war years was to
reduce ...
I am stating a fact , and I have no doubt that any honest British statesman who
was really informed of the British Government ' s policy at that time , would admit
that the purpose of British policy in Eretz Israel during the war years was to
reduce ...
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Yet another fact worth mentioning : even after Galili had informed us that no help
would be given in unloading the arms , we still invited the Army Staff to come and
supervise the unloading . One of them twice promised to come , and once even ...
Yet another fact worth mentioning : even after Galili had informed us that no help
would be given in unloading the arms , we still invited the Army Staff to come and
supervise the unloading . One of them twice promised to come , and once even ...
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He added that he did not think this beyond the terms of reference of the
Committee and in fact he felt the Committee was obliged to deal with it , since the
Committee can investigate all the problems of Palestine . It is a fact he said , that
the ...
He added that he did not think this beyond the terms of reference of the
Committee and in fact he felt the Committee was obliged to deal with it , since the
Committee can investigate all the problems of Palestine . It is a fact he said , that
the ...
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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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