Bar-Ilan University Press

Lehi Revealed (be-Tzet Lehi me-ha-Mahteret)

Minutes of the Conference of the Fighters for the Freedom of Israel (March 1949)

Edited by: Pinchas Ginossar
The edited minutes of the only convention ever held by the Lehi movement (Lohamei Herut Yisrael) provide the most authoritative source of the opinions of its 120 members at the birth of the State of Israel. The inaccuracy of the stereotypes assigned to Lehi by both friend and foe is demonstrated, and the reader is enlightened on the reasons for the divergent courses subsequently taken by Lehi leaders.

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Danacode: 110-10021 ISBN: 965-226-053-3 Language: Hebrew Pages: 138 Weight: 300 gr Dimensions: 15X22 cm Publication Date: 01/1985 Publisher: Bar-Ilan University Press

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