Gefen Publishing House, Ltd 1997 Unabridged. Trade paperback Good. Trade paperback (US). 202 p. SOFTCOVER (STBL102417) FOLLOWING SPECIAL DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY: This sale is for a used Soft Cover Book: This book Contains Stains, bent, Writing, Highlight, Answers for most Questions, Notes, Names, Marker s Marks, and/Under-lining. Back and front cover (wrinkled & creased and damaged), Stem s binding (Good), Water damaged (a little), wrinkled pages (yes). You will be at most 65% satisfied with this item or your money back guarantee.

Israel: Gefen Publishing House Ltd.. Good. Date: 1991. First Edition. Paperback. 9652290718 . "The name 'Irgun Zvai Leumi', even more than 40 years since this military framework dismantled itself and amalgamated with the Israel Defense Forces, still conjures up many images. As the years pass and its players disappear, historians, political scientists, and sociologists are better able to look back objectively at the tumultuous period of 1931-1941. David Raziel [1910-1941] is the microcosm of this study, serving as a human porthole through which to examine both the political and social tensions that were current in the Jewish community of mandatory Palestine. Though his life was short, it encompassed a most eventful period in modern Jewish history." - Preface. "David Raziel [was the] greatest of Hebrew commanders of our day." - Menachem Begin. "For a man such as you I have waited fifteen years." - Zeev Jabotinsky (to David Raziel). Author served as a liaison officer in the IDF Spokesman's office. [10], 202 pages. Clean, tight and unmarked with moderate wear. A sound example of this scarce and important study.; 8vo . 1991. Gefen Publishing House Ltd. ISBN 9652290718 9789652290717 [CA]

Israel Gefen Publishing House Ltd. 1991 First Edition Paperback Good 9652290718. "The name 'Irgun Zvai Leumi', even more than 40 years since this military framework dismantled itself and amalgamated with the Israel Defense Forces, still conjures up many images. As the years pass and its players disappear, historians, political scientists, and sociologists are better able to look back objectively at the tumultuous period of 1931-1941. David Raziel [1910-1941] is the microcosm of this study, serving as a human porthole through which to examine both the political and social tensions that were current in the Jewish community of mandatory Palestine. Though his life was short, it encompassed a most eventful period in modern Jewish history."-Preface. "David Raziel [was the] greatest of Hebrew commanders of our day."-Menachem Begin. "For a man such as you I have waited fifteen years."-Zeev Jabotinsky (to David Raziel). Author served as a liaison officer in the IDF Spokesman's office. [10], 202 pages. Clean, tight and unmarked with moderate wear. A sound example of this scarce and important study.; 8vo.