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Page 55
The reports on our operations, under screaming headlines, covered the front
pages of newspapers everywhere, particularly in the United States. There are
some people who argued that it was merely to pander to sensationalism that the
...
The reports on our operations, under screaming headlines, covered the front
pages of newspapers everywhere, particularly in the United States. There are
some people who argued that it was merely to pander to sensationalism that the
...
Page 71
There were operations from which we brought back comparatively large
quantities of modern arms. ... There was the operation at Sarafand when Ashbel
and Simchon were wounded and captured, opening a unique chapter in the
revolt.
There were operations from which we brought back comparatively large
quantities of modern arms. ... There was the operation at Sarafand when Ashbel
and Simchon were wounded and captured, opening a unique chapter in the
revolt.
Page 79
The members of the Shock Units carried out the early operations of the revolt, but
their separate existence was not justified in practical tests. In the course of time
and with the deepening of the struggle the Shock Units were united with the ...
The members of the Shock Units carried out the early operations of the revolt, but
their separate existence was not justified in practical tests. In the course of time
and with the deepening of the struggle the Shock Units were united with 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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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 decision defence enemy Eretz Israel evacuation explosives fight fighters fire fortress freedom Galili gallows Garin Giddy Granados Gruner guards Gurion Haganah Haifa hands Hatikvah heart Hebrew Irgun Zvai Leumi Jabotinsky Jaffa Jerusalem Jewish Agency Jews Kfar Kfar Vitkin killed King David Hotel knew later leaders learnt liberation lives machine-guns meeting military Moshe Sneh never night operations organisation Palestine Palmach party Petah Tikva police political prisoners proposed rebels regime replied Resistance Movement revolt secret sentence Shimshon Sneh Soviet spirit struggle Tel Aviv terrorists thousands told took troops truck truth underground United victory Vladimir Jabotinsky wanted warning whip whole wounded Yaacov Zionist
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Revolt: Story of the Irgun |
| Author | Menachem Begin |
| Publisher | H. Schuman, 1951 |
| Length | 386 pages |
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