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And the deserter would add insult to injury . Not content with loud declarations
that he had nothing more to do with the Irgun , he would curse and swear at it .
This strange behaviour of formerly devoted men and important officers was
bound to ...
And the deserter would add insult to injury . Not content with loud declarations
that he had nothing more to do with the Irgun , he would curse and swear at it .
This strange behaviour of formerly devoted men and important officers was
bound to ...
Page 120
An important American journalist was so impressed by this story that on my visit
to the United States he telephoned me about it from Chicago to New York .
Another important journalist questioned me about it in a television interview . I
replied ...
An important American journalist was so impressed by this story that on my visit
to the United States he telephoned me about it from Chicago to New York .
Another important journalist questioned me about it in a television interview . I
replied ...
Page 348
Attacks of this nature carried out by any Jewish forces were indeed of great
psychological importance ; and their military effect ... In the first and third parts we
were able to record important achievements on the battlefield — but we did not
attain ...
Attacks of this nature carried out by any Jewish forces were indeed of great
psychological importance ; and their military effect ... In the first and third parts we
were able to record important achievements on the battlefield — but we did not
attain ...
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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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