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The British Intelligence never succeeded in breaking through them into the
underground. The wall of silence, the most important defence line of an
underground, also protected us from the consequences of provocation. As a rule
conspiracy ...
The British Intelligence never succeeded in breaking through them into the
underground. The wall of silence, the most important defence line of an
underground, also protected us from the consequences of provocation. As a rule
conspiracy ...
Page 108
ersonal armament and of "no surrender" was an unchangeable aw,
distinguishing them from all other underground movements. But the new
instructions, which were accompanied by adequate explanation, were obeyed
and thenceforth their ...
ersonal armament and of "no surrender" was an unchangeable aw,
distinguishing them from all other underground movements. But the new
instructions, which were accompanied by adequate explanation, were obeyed
and thenceforth their ...
Page 303
We were underground; they were in the Kadimah Hotel. Life in the underground
is not easy. But it has one saving virtue. -In the ... Outside the underground you
see chiefly the people who want to see you. The first type of meeting, though not
...
We were underground; they were in the Kadimah Hotel. Life in the underground
is not easy. But it has one saving virtue. -In the ... Outside the underground you
see chiefly the people who want to see you. The first type of meeting, though not
...
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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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Acre Altalena ammunition Arab arms Army asked attack Aviv battle began blood blow boys Britain British authorities British forces British Government British officers British rule camp captured carried Command Committee comrades David Raziel death decided decision enemy Eretz Israel evacuation explosives fight fighters fire fortress freedom friends Galili gallows Garin Giddy Gruner guards Gurion Haganah Haifa hands Hatikvah heart Hebrew Irgun Zvai Leumi Jabotinsky Jaffa Jerusalem Jewish Agency Jews Kfar Vitkin killed King David Hotel knew later leaders learnt liberation lives machine-guns meeting ment military Moshe Sneh never night operation oppressor organisation Palestine Palmach party Petah Tikva police political prisoners proposed rebels regime replied Resistance Movement revolt secret sentence Sneh Soviet spirit struggle terrorists thousands told took troops truck truth underground United Urki victory Vladimir Jabotinsky wanted warning whip whole wounded Yaacov Yishuv Zionist
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Revolt: Story of the Irgun |
| Author | Menachem Begin |
| Publisher | H. Schuman, 1951 |
| Length | 386 pages |
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