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Page 43
Would it not be preferable to start at once with action rather than with
explanations ? Some of my colleagues felt that external and internal reasons
both dictated that we start with a military attack and not with a political dissertation
.
Would it not be preferable to start at once with action rather than with
explanations ? Some of my colleagues felt that external and internal reasons
both dictated that we start with a military attack and not with a political dissertation
.
Page 72
Modest , a man of action , he hated publicity . Never would you imagine from
seeing him that this modest , lean young man had with his own hands written
whole pages in the military history of our people . Where did he come from ? He
was at ...
Modest , a man of action , he hated publicity . Never would you imagine from
seeing him that this modest , lean young man had with his own hands written
whole pages in the military history of our people . Where did he come from ? He
was at ...
Page 362
The truth , of course , was that in fact the British force did not have to go into
action — it had never been out of action . The only change was that on the
second day the British force increased its activities against us , in order to prevent
the ...
The truth , of course , was that in fact the British force did not have to go into
action — it had never been out of action . The only change was that on the
second day the British force increased its activities against us , in order to prevent
the ...
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Contents
THE GATEWAY TO FREEDOM | 1 |
LAND OF OUR FATHERS | 12 |
AU REVOIR IN FREEDOM | 23 |
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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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