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In The Shadow Of The Holocaust The Struggle Between Jews And Zionists In The Aftermath Of World War Ii Yosef Grodzinsky

  • SKU: BELL-23307984
In The Shadow Of The Holocaust The Struggle Between Jews And Zionists In The Aftermath Of World War Ii Yosef Grodzinsky
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Publisher: Common Courage Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.29 MB
Pages: 279
Author: Yosef Grodzinsky
ISBN: 9781567512786, 9781567512793, 156751278X, 1567512798
Language: English
Year: 2004

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In The Shadow Of The Holocaust The Struggle Between Jews And Zionists In The Aftermath Of World War Ii Yosef Grodzinsky by Yosef Grodzinsky 9781567512786, 9781567512793, 156751278X, 1567512798 instant download after payment.

Working from newly unraveled archival material, Grodzinsky tells the touching story of the encounter between Jewish survivors and Zionist envoys, dispatched from Palestine to the camps in order to help in rehabilitation efforts but also with a clear Zionist agenda: Their mission was to bring all the “Surviving Remnant” to Palestine. Survivors were to be “the anvil upon which the revolt against the British [in Palestine] must be forged” (David Ben-Gurion). In 1945, Zionists forcefully prevented the rescue of child survivors; in 1948, they instituted forced conscription to the Israel Defense Force, dwindled by the fighting with the Arabs.
”Written with passion and an obsession for accuracy.”—Ariana Melamed, Ha-’Ir, the leading Tel Aviv weekly

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