The Israelis
founders and sons.
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Word Count
89,750 words, Guess
Page Count
359 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100297004476
- ISBN-139780297004479
- LibraryThing239798
- Goodreads3751756
- Library of Congress Control Number72882701
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number246976
- Better World Books9780297004479
- Open LibraryOL5397865M
Classifications
- DDC956.94
- LCCDS126.5 .E4195 1971b
- LCCDS126.5
Description
Elon juxtaposes the generations of the Founders and the Sons, the innocent idealists and the pragmatic realists. The Israelis is an original, well-documented and dramatic account of past and present. His sources are frequently poets and novelists rather than politicians, whom he often mistrusts.
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