An edition of Esh ba-ḳaṿim (2012)

Esh ba-ḳaṿim

milḥemet ha-hatashah ba-ḥazit ha-mizraḥit, 1967-1970

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Esh ba-ḳaṿim
Zeʼev Derori, Zeʼev Derori
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An edition of Esh ba-ḳaṿim (2012)

Esh ba-ḳaṿim

milḥemet ha-hatashah ba-ḥazit ha-mizraḥit, 1967-1970

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Modan, Hotsaʼat "Maʻarakhot"
Language
Hebrew
Pages
330

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Subjects

War of Attrition, Middle East, 1969-1970, Campaigns, Attrition (Military science), History, Registers of dead, Military History, Munaẓẓamat al-Taḥrīr al-Filasṭīnīyah, Israel Arab Border Conflicts, 1967-

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 322-330).

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DS127.95 .D47 2012

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330 p.
Number of pages
330

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OL30949842M
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2013416596
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819899125

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