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A phonograph that I estimate is from about 1965 played a record of IDF marching tunes. This was a real eye opener for my children, members of the cassette/CD generation:
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Here's a picture of the Lehi wall-newspaper HaMa'as:
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There is a lot more to see. I recommend it.
3 comments:
Very cool!
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Interesting. How long will it be on display?
When we made aliyah in 1970, people were still boiling diapers. The "rich" used a diaper service.
ASJ,
I saw the post about Meir Feinstein and Moshe Barazani...fantastic.
Batya,
I think the last day of the exhibit was Motzaei Shabbat.
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