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Their question confused me more than any question I had ever been asked at a
University examination . It was with difficulty that I turned aside their curiosity and
by resuming my silence , restored my " status " as a passive ignoramus .
Their question confused me more than any question I had ever been asked at a
University examination . It was with difficulty that I turned aside their curiosity and
by resuming my silence , restored my " status " as a passive ignoramus .
Page 222
The question of the ancient Roman jurists Qui prodest ? ( whom did it profit ? )
does not provide the key to the mystery . The question remains open . At any rate
it is clear that we did all we could to ensure the early and complete evacuation of
...
The question of the ancient Roman jurists Qui prodest ? ( whom did it profit ? )
does not provide the key to the mystery . The question remains open . At any rate
it is clear that we did all we could to ensure the early and complete evacuation of
...
Page 300
... but he would not say that Irgun is better . “ In response to a question as to what
the effect might be on future Jewish youth of training them to disregard the law ,
the Commander replied that the Irgun members are trained to oppose what the ...
... but he would not say that Irgun is better . “ In response to a question as to what
the effect might be on future Jewish youth of training them to disregard the law ,
the Commander replied that the Irgun members are trained to oppose what 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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