Ehud Diskin
Autor(a) de Lone Wolf in Jerusalem
About the Author
Ehud Diskin was born in Jerusalem in 1944. As a soldier and officer, he fulfilled a series of combat roles in Israel's wars. Meanwhile, he earned a PhD in business management from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and has succeeded impressively as a businessman in the United States. Today he mostrar mais divides his time between Los Angeles and Tel Aviv. mostrar menos
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Lone Wolf in Jerusalem de Ehud Diskin
Set in post WWII Israel during the British occupation, historically covers the actions against the British along with other Jewish groups to convince the British to leave Israel. Entertaining and a great read. The dialogue could be better, but the story leaves nothing to be desired.
‘Yes, It’s Possible’ Ehud Diskin’s autobiography traces his first hand experiences growing up in
the state of Israel, serving as a tank battalion leader in the IDF during the War of Attrition and
Yom Kippur war. His courage and devotion to Israel is apparent as he gives the reader an
inside look at the wars and how he saw the people and their leaders. His philosophy of life
revealed a man who lived his life with chutzpa and risk taking without concern of what others
might think of him. His attitude was he could do anything he could get away with without
punishment. His ‘Mission Impossible” with the crossing of the Suez Canal that led to victory
was told with great insight of the people who were involved. Less interesting to me was his
business dealings and the many family pictures.
I received this ebook as part of the LibraryThing Early Review program in exchange for my
honest review.… (mais)
the state of Israel, serving as a tank battalion leader in the IDF during the War of Attrition and
Yom Kippur war. His courage and devotion to Israel is apparent as he gives the reader an
inside look at the wars and how he saw the people and their leaders. His philosophy of life
revealed a man who lived his life with chutzpa and risk taking without concern of what others
might think of him. His attitude was he could do anything he could get away with without
punishment. His ‘Mission Impossible” with the crossing of the Suez Canal that led to victory
was told with great insight of the people who were involved. Less interesting to me was his
business dealings and the many family pictures.
I received this ebook as part of the LibraryThing Early Review program in exchange for my
honest review.… (mais)
Esta resenha foi escrita no âmbito dos Primeiros Resenhistas do LibraryThing.‘Yes, It’s Possible’ Ehud Diskin’s autobiography traces his first hand experiences growing up in
the state of Israel, serving as a tank battalion leader in the IDF during the War of Attrition and
Yom Kippur war. His courage and devotion to Israel is apparent as he gives the reader an
inside look at the wars and how he saw the people and their leaders. His philosophy of life
revealed a man who lived his life with chutzpa and risk taking without concern of what others
might think of him. His attitude was he could do anything he could get away with without
punishment. His ‘Mission Impossible” with the crossing of the Suez Canal that led to victory
was told with great insight of the people who were involved. Less interesting to me was his
business dealings and the many family pictures.
I received this ebook as part of the LibraryThing Early Review program in exchange for my
honest review.… (mais)
the state of Israel, serving as a tank battalion leader in the IDF during the War of Attrition and
Yom Kippur war. His courage and devotion to Israel is apparent as he gives the reader an
inside look at the wars and how he saw the people and their leaders. His philosophy of life
revealed a man who lived his life with chutzpa and risk taking without concern of what others
might think of him. His attitude was he could do anything he could get away with without
punishment. His ‘Mission Impossible” with the crossing of the Suez Canal that led to victory
was told with great insight of the people who were involved. Less interesting to me was his
business dealings and the many family pictures.
I received this ebook as part of the LibraryThing Early Review program in exchange for my
honest review.… (mais)
Esta resenha foi escrita no âmbito dos Primeiros Resenhistas do LibraryThing.I was very excited to read this book-I lived in Israel for four years in high school and have a deep connection and affinity to those in Israel.
I was not able to really get into this book. I read the first several chapters, and while there were pieces I enjoyed ultimately the book did not captivate my attention.
I was not able to really get into this book. I read the first several chapters, and while there were pieces I enjoyed ultimately the book did not captivate my attention.
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- Obras
- 3
- Membros
- 40
- Popularidade
- #370,100
- Avaliação
- 3.8
- Resenhas
- 5
- ISBNs
- 7
- Idiomas
- 1
