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Anchor text: Arab Revolt of 1936–1939
Target Entity: 1936\u20131939_Arab_revolt_in_Palestine
Preceding Context: The militant nature of the organization manifested itself in two ways. First, was the execution of strict drill exercises, carrying out of ceremonies at different times, and strict attention given to discipline, formal ceremonies and military relationships between the various ranks. Another way the military nature was apparent was the organized training regime. The Irgun trained with handguns and submachine guns, hand grenade throwing, and combined attacks on targets. The Irgun put out professional publications on combat doctrine, weaponry, leadership, drill exercises, etc. Among these publications were the 240-page book The Gun by David Raziel and Avraham Stern, and the 284-page book The Compiled and Expanded Guide to Drill Exercises by Raziel. Up until the
Succeeding Context: the Haganah also made use of these guidebooks (afterwards the Haganah published its own military literature).
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Source Page: Irgun

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