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	Ben Dunkelman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ben Dunkelman (1913–1997) was a Canadian Jew who became a war hero for his efforts in World War II, when he enlisted with the Queen's Own Rifles and fought on some of the worst battlefields of the war during the allied Operation Overlord, including Caen, Falaise, and the Scheldt.
		He arrived there at a time when the Israeli army was short of officers with combat experience, and he became the commander of the 7th Brigade, the country's best-known armored brigade.
		In his autobiography, Dunkelman tells the story of how, between July 8 and 18, 1948 during Operation Dekel, he led the 7th Brigade and its supporting units as it moved successfully to capture the town of Nazareth (Dunkelman 1984).
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		Ben Dunkelman grew up in a wealthy Jewish family in Toronto.
		Dunkelman describes the war from the ordinary soldier’s viewpoint, without embellishment or glorification.
		After the war Dunkelman returned to Canada, but in 1948 he went to war again—this time to fight for the young nation of Israel in the struggle to establish a Jewish state.
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		Ben Dunkelman (1913-1997) was a Canadian (A river rising in northeastern New Mexico and flowing eastward across the Texas panhandle to become a tributary of the Arkansas River in Oklahoma)
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	Canadian Jewish News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Former city councillor Tony O'Donoghue, retired publisher Avi Bennett and Irving Matlow, an official from the Association for the Soldiers of Israel, were among those who gave alternatingly heartwarming and comic testimonials to Beder, who was born in London in 1906 and came to Canada with his family in 1914.
		Another tribute came from Yael Dunkelman, widow of Ben Dunkelman, the acclaimed war hero and doyen of the Tip Top Tailors family, who had been a close friend of Beder's.
		Letters of congratulations were read from the prime minister, the Governor General, the premier and Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, the mayor of Toronto, and former major league baseball player Lou Limmer.
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	Jerusalem Post: Ben Dunkelman: War hero and passionate supporter of Israel@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ben Dunkelman, who commanded the Seventh Brigade throughout much of the War of Independence, died recently in Toronto.
		Though there is a bridge on the Lebanese border called Gesher Ben in his honor, the name of this Canadian Jew is, sadly, little known here.
		Besides leading the brigade that liberated much of the North, Dunkelman was one of the leading figures in planning the Burma Road, which relieved the siege of Jerusalem.
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		Yes, I´m sorry about that: it was quite inaccurate of me; I should not only have said "Ben Dunkelman", have should have said "Ben Dunkelman and related articles", in view of this [4].
		And I really did not think that anyone would feel that it was a violation of WP:CIVIL by referring to you and SV as "our twins" (in apostrophe in the original).
		Instead, there apparently have been things in the Dunkelman article which were indeed plagiarized from the web (""deeply attached to his Jewish roots").
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	DUAL ALLEGIANCE AN AUTOBI
		Rising through the ranks during WW II, Ben Dunkelman ended up as a major with the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, having won the D. At the war's end he turned down command of the 1st Battalion because he was 'a soldier from necessity, not from choice.
		With the aid of a forged passport, he slipped through the lines of his former British allies, and joined the tattered Israeli forces as a volunteer.
		The Foreword of this book, by Israel's Prime Minister, makes it clear that Dunkelman played a decisive part in the ensuing war, helping to break the siege of Jerusalem and commanding the 7th Brigade that won the war in the north.
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		Ben Dunkelman was a Canadian Jew who became a war hero for his efforts in World War II.
		He went for active duty in the allied Operation Overlord where he fought his way through some of the roughest battle fields of all time.
		He has written an autobiography called "Dual allegiance : an autobiography".
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	Peretz Kidron (biographical details)
		Kidron has written an article, Truth Whereby Nations Live, about learning from Ben Dunkelman about a proposal to ethnically cleanse Nazareth in 1948.
		He described the episode to me in detail, including names of Northern Command officers involved etc. He was especially shocked by the expulsion order because it came within hours of the capitulation you describe, which included his own personal guarantee that the population would not be harmed.
		As we know in the case of Lydda Ramleh, BG was very careful not to leave anything as incriminating as a written order........
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		Captain Ben Dunkelman set mortar weapons in a ditch about two hundred yards from the German artillery.
		There was a blast and Dunkelman jumped in the air with his hands over his head in victory.
		So many soldiers in one place were a perfect target for the big German guns, but men such as Captain Dunkelman and Lieutenant Moisan had cleared the way forward.
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	Ben Dunkelman - isbn 0517530112 Dual allegiance :an autobiography 0770514294
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	Machal Story - Section 4
		It was Ben Dunkelman who led Operation Dekel (Palm tree) that resulted in the capture of Nazareth and the entire lower Galilee.
		David Ben Gurion, Prime Minister of the Provisional Government of Israel, addressed a New Year's Message to the People of Israel on October 3, 1948.
		Almost by definition, and by self-selection, those who volunteer to leave their home countries and fight in a far-away war are an odd breed, be they Frenchmen in the American Revolution, Americans in the Spanish Civil War, or Western Jews in Israel's War of Independence.
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	Aliyah Bet & Machal Virtual Museum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Paul Shulman, an Annapolis graduate, was the first commander of the Israeli navy, although he initially commanded only three ships.
		The brigadier in command of one of Israel's 11 combat brigades was a Canadian, Ben Dunkelman.
		Twenty-two of the 40 Americans and Canadians killed during the War of Independence served in the ground forces.
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	George Beurling
		In spring 1948, Beurling offered his services to Ben Dunkelman, the Jewish agent in Montreal responsible for recruiting aircrew.
		When questioned, Beurling agreed to fly for standard pay and affirmed his sincerity with Biblical teachings (Beurling was a very religious man who never swore or drank).
		Despite some misgivings, Dunkelman believed Beurling truly cared about the cause rather than just the fight and signed him up.
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	Ben Dunkelman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		He has written an autobiography called Dual allegiance : an autobiography (ISBN 0887801277).
		He also stars in a video - "Ben Dunkelman: The Reluctant Warrior".
		He was the son of David Dunkelman, founder of Tip Top Tailors.
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	CJNews Letters to the Editor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Your Oct. 19 article "1948 War Vets To Be Honored" properly pays tribute to those young Canadians of the Machal whose Zionist commitment was matched by their readiness to shed their blood for a cause most Jews believed in deeply.
		Most were prepared to contribute monetarily but these men made by far the most selfless and meaningful contribution, men like Joe Warner, and the legendary Major Ben Dunkelman.
		Men who believed on two occasions, that if one didn't have principles - people and even countries so precious to them that they were worth dying for - their lives were without meaning.
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		Guest speaker Danson reminded the 80 brothers and sisters present of the heroic feats of Jewish servicemen during World War II.
		Warriors like Sargeant Freddy Harris, killed on D-Day as he alighted from a landing ship tank toward Normandy; Major Ben Dunkelman, D.S.O., who single-handedly took on an entire contingent of Nazis with his deadly mortar skills; and Danson, himself, who lost an eye in battle.
		Upper Canada Lodge member Ben Kanter (right) shown with his artillery unit in Normandy shortly after D-Day.
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		An unforgettable memory is of my first encounter with a battlefield, just a few hours after the fighting stopped.
		In late October, Operation Hiram for the liberation of the Galilee, led by (Canadian) Ben Dunkelman and the Seventh Brigade, had just ended.
		Chaim was called back from his leave, and I spontaneously joined him.
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	Machal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Paul Shulman, an Annapolis graduate, was the first commander of Israel's navy.
		And Ben Dunkelman, a Canadian, was the brigadier of the 7th Brigade, one of Israel's eight fighting combat brigades.
		It was in the air force, however, that veterans from English-speaking countries, especially the United States and Canada, truly dominated in numbers, so much so that the communication language of the air force throughout the War of Independence was English, not Hebrew (see Index:
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		On the Dunkelman family, see Ben Dunkelman, Dual Allegiance (Toronto: Macmillan of Canada, 1976).
		See also Samuel Halperin, The Political World of American Zionism (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1961); Ben Halpern, The American Jews: A Zionist Analysis (New York: Herzl Press, 1961); Melvin I. Urofsky, We Are One: American Jewry and Israel (Garden City, NY: Anchor Press, 1978).
		Ben Kayfetz, “Canada,” in The American Jewish Year Book 69 (1968); Tulchinsky, Branching Out, 294-97; Taras, “From passivity to politics,” 46-48.
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		Ben L. Bassham, emeritus professor of art at Kent State University, is the author of Conrad Wise Chapman, Artist and Soldier of the Confederacy (1998), for which he recently won the first Henry Timrod Southern Culture Award.
		Mark H. Dunkelman's latest book is Brothers One and All: Esprit de Corps in a Civil War Regiment (Louisiana State University Press, 2004).
		Jean Marc Duplantier is a graduate student in the Department of French Studies at Louisiana State University.
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		He was accidentally killed by his own sentry during the successful battle to open the road to surrounded
		Ben Dunkelman, 48, a battlefield commander in the Royal Canadian Army during World War II, recruited the first Canadian volunteers for the Israeli armed forces, then joined them in
		He served as a Palmach officer on the
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