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The Sergeants' Tale Bernice Rubens

The Sergeants' Tale By Bernice Rubens

The Sergeants' Tale by Bernice Rubens


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Summary

Bernice Ruben's 'The Sergeants' Tale' is a story based on fact.

The Sergeants' Tale Summary

The Sergeants' Tale by Bernice Rubens

1947: One year before the Israeli War of Independence and Palestine is still under the British Mandate. However, young Israelis are flocking to the leadership of Menachim Begin and his Irgun terrorist movement in an attempt to overthrow their rulers. Two British sergeants are kidnapped by the Irgun. They will be executed unless there is a widespread amnesty for the Irgun freedom fighters - and so begins a hunt throughout Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and the whole of Palestine to find and liberate the two innocent young men. Based on a true story, THE SERGEANTS' TALE illuminates an historical episode, and also has enormous contemporary poignancy.

The Sergeants' Tale Reviews

"Rubens' splendid novel breathes new life into the familiar theme of love versus duty and, in the process, sheds fresh light on the perennial tragedy of the Middle East" Mail "Rubens brilliantly rehearses the moral anguish of compromising one's identity." Guardian "Her novel is serious, moving, and painful." The Scotsman

About Bernice Rubens

Bernice Rubens was born in Wales. Her novels include the Booker-Prize winning THE ELECTED MEMBER and A FIVE YEAR SENTENCE, which was shortlisted for the same award.

Additional information

GOR002988413
9780349117300
0349117306
The Sergeants' Tale by Bernice Rubens
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Little, Brown Book Group
2004-10-07
224
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