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Page 99
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
They had imbibed the theory that the principle of personal armament and of “ no
surrender " was an unchangeable law , distinguishing them from all other
underground movements . But the new instructions , which were accompanied by
...
They had imbibed the theory that the principle of personal armament and of “ no
surrender " was an unchangeable law , distinguishing them from all other
underground movements . But the new instructions , which were accompanied by
...
Page 303
We were underground ; they were in the Kadimah Hotel . Life in the underground
is not easy . But it has one saving virtue . ... 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 . ... 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
LAND OF OUR FATHERS | 12 |
AU REVOIR IN FREEDOM | 23 |
IV WE FIGHT THEREFORE WE ARE | 26 |
Copyright | |
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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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