40 photographs from various events that took place in Israel in memory of Irgun commander David Raziel 'General Ben Anat'.
Various photographs of which Menachem Begin was seen at early events held in memory of Raziel, various photographs of the 'Ramat Raziel' settlement (founded after David Raziel) - on the day the cornerstone of the settlement was still a hill without permanent buildings [The moshav was founded in October 1948 by the Irgun's emissaries, Raziel's members, and the Betar nucleus, and was the first Irgun immigrant's seat. The official groundbreaking ceremony took place in January 1949], photos from the day Raziel's closet was brought to Israel, his grave, and more. Likewise, photographs appear in which Knesset member Esther Raziel Naor, David Raziel's sister, is attending various public events in memory of her brother: at an event in memory of soldiers and Irgun commanders who fell for the occupation of Jaffa, during a speech at the Bnei Brith in Ramat Gan, Visiting an event held in a kindergarten in memory of him, and more.
David Raziel, [1910-1941] "Major General Ben Anat," one of the founders of the Irgun and its fourth commander and Betar Commissioner in Palestine. Immigrated to Israel with his family when he was three, but because of her Russian citizenship, the family was deported for eight years until returned to Israel. Raziel completed his high school studies at Tachkemoni, where his father taught, and continued his studies at Yeshivat Merkaz Harav in Jerusalem. In addition, he studied at the Hebrew University and was a member of the El Al student union. Raziel changed his negative attitude towards the British following the new common enemy at the outbreak of World War II - the Nazis. In 1941 Raziel was sent by the British to Iraq to suppress an anti-British revolt there. He headed out of a commando unit of four. Raziel was killed in an attempt to capture the city of Falluja by bombing a German airplane.
Various sizes. General condition Very good .
