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O Jerusalem! Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre
Description From The Publisher: Here is the classic retelling of the spellbinding events of the birth of Israel. Moment by moment, Collins and Lapierre weave a brilliant tapestry of shattered hopes, fierce pride, and breathtaking daring as the Arabs, Jews, and British collide in their fight for control of Jerusalem. O Jerusalem! meticulously recreates this historic struggle. The Jews From the commanders — Ben Gurion and Golda Meir — to the soldiers, rabbinical students, and refugees taken directly from their ships to fight The Arabs From the explosives expert planting bombs to the charismatic chieftain whose death in battle doomed the Arab cause but inspired a generation of Palestinians The British From the legacy of peacekeeping after General Allenby's conquest of Jerusalem to their departure in the face of the onslaught O Jerusalem! is a towering testament to the fiery birth of Israel and an unforgettable tale of faith and violence, of betrayal and indomitable courage. Reviews "Moving, fascinating, informative.... No other book on this subject...comes close to O Jerusalem!". —Los Angels Times
About the Authors Larry Collins is author of Fall From Grace and co-author, with Dominique Lapierre, of the bestselling Is Paris Burning? and Or I'll Dress You in the Morning. For more than ten years he was a foreign coorespondent for UPI and then for Newsweek. He lives in France. Dominique Lapierre is the author of the bestselling City of Joy. He was for many years a senior reporter and editor for Paris Match. He lives in France. Table of Contents
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