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The New York Times · 29 September 1944

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TERRORISTS RENEW PALESTINE ATTACKS

TERRORISTS RENEW PALESTINE ATTACKS — The New York Times, 29 September 1944
The New York Times · 29 September 1944

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TERRORISTS RENEW PALESTINE ATTACKS By Wireles to THE Nzw YORK TINKS. JERUSALEM, Sept.

28—Armed uniformed members of the noto- rious Jewish political extremist group named Irgun Zval Leumi which has been directing terrorist assaults against the Palestine po- lice since the beginning of this year, again struck at several police stations last midnight, inflicting casualties on the police and suffer: ing casualties themselves.

A police station on the main highway between Jerusalem and Jaffa was stormed by a large party fourteen bomb explosions near by. Later the police found the body of an Arab villager, who probably had run into the firing zone.

At the same time a police station in central Palestine was attacked by twenty men dressed in khaki uniforms with military webbing equipment similar to the British Army's Middle East kit. They that caused only bomba threw slight damage and the police

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"TERRORISTS RENEW PALESTINE ATTACKS," The New York Times, 29 September 1944. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1944-008. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1944-008

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