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Page 66
I was somewhat taken aback by this surprising and dangerous question . On the
other hand I could not help a feeling of pleasure at the sharpness of the child . “
Uncle Moshe has gone to Haifa , ” I told him . “ He'll come back . ” It is a bad thing
...
I was somewhat taken aback by this surprising and dangerous question . On the
other hand I could not help a feeling of pleasure at the sharpness of the child . “
Uncle Moshe has gone to Haifa , ” I told him . “ He'll come back . ” It is a bad thing
...
Page 130
Maybe he has taken a Hebrew name by now . While I was Yonah Koenigshoffer "
I became the father of a second daughter , Leah . She too was born doubly “
illegally . ' Her family name , like that of Hasya , had to be Epstein . As she came
into ...
Maybe he has taken a Hebrew name by now . While I was Yonah Koenigshoffer "
I became the father of a second daughter , Leah . She too was born doubly “
illegally . ' Her family name , like that of Hasya , had to be Epstein . As she came
into ...
Page 151
But they had permitted us to be taken completely by surprise . We were very sick
at heart . Nevertheless we decided we could not abandon the F.F.I. in the hour of
danger . This was one of the two decisive reasons for our refusal to surrender .
But they had permitted us to be taken completely by surprise . We were very sick
at heart . Nevertheless we decided we could not abandon the F.F.I. in the hour of
danger . This was one of the two decisive reasons for our refusal to surrender .
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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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