The Jerusalem Post reached out to Haim Saadoun, a renowned historian and the director of the Documentation Center of North African Jewry During World War II at the Yad Ben Zvi Institute in ...
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British SAS (World War II)The Special Air Service was formed by David Stirling in 1941. Its purpose was to act as a desert raiding airborne force unit ...
Follow the battle that signified 'the end of the beginning' of World War Two, as the Allies force the decisive breakthrough in the North African Campaign.
Sorley MacLean joined the British Army in 1940. Between December 1941 and March 1943 he served in the North Africa campaign of World War Two. MacLean was wounded three times during active service.
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