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Dad’s letters from Palestine – September to October 1946
‘At one time anti-Semitism filled me with horror, but now I can never again feel sorry for any Jew. These terrorists are backed by 99% of the whole population, and murderers are heroes, or martyrs if we catch them.’ Dad wrote … Continue reading →
Posted in dad's letters, miscellany, Palestine, paratrooper
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Tagged British Mandate, Chaim Weizmann, General Barker, King David Hotel, Menachem Begin, Palestine, Roosevelt, Stalin, Yalta, Yiztak Shamir
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