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Page 67
When Yaacov Meridor fell into enemy hands I thought the blow would be fatal.
When Eliahu Lankin was betrayed I found neither rest nor comfort. When Shlomo
Levi's little sister told me of his capture I was overwhelmed. When Eitan fell—with
...
When Yaacov Meridor fell into enemy hands I thought the blow would be fatal.
When Eliahu Lankin was betrayed I found neither rest nor comfort. When Shlomo
Levi's little sister told me of his capture I was overwhelmed. When Eitan fell—with
...
Page 88
And there they decreed “Jews are forbidden to blow the Shofar at the Wailing
Wall.” The British, famous for their observance of law, enforced this prohibition
religiously. And if the law they decreed said that the very stones of the Western
Wall of ...
And there they decreed “Jews are forbidden to blow the Shofar at the Wailing
Wall.” The British, famous for their observance of law, enforced this prohibition
religiously. And if the law they decreed said that the very stones of the Western
Wall of ...
Page 173
With machine-guns, with mortars. I wanted to reverse decisions and remain.
Yaacov stood his ground: “Yougo. This will probably soon blow over. I am
responsible here. You have to get us out of this. The boat may blow up if it is hit
by a shell.
With machine-guns, with mortars. I wanted to reverse decisions and remain.
Yaacov stood his ground: “Yougo. This will probably soon blow over. I am
responsible here. You have to get us out of this. The boat may blow up if it is hit
by a shell.
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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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