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| | ASHER MAOZ | Law and HistoryA Need for Demarcation | Law and History Review, Volume 18 Number 3, 18.3 | The ... |
 | | Jabotinsky compared these accusations with one of the most notorious blood libels in modern times launched against Menachem Mendel Beilis in Russia in 1911. |
 | | Ahimeir was referring to the fact that Arlosoroff's wife, who had given evidence the day before, had sat on that chair, yet he used the name of the key witness for the prosecution in Beilis's trial. |
 | | Nedava referred to the writer Ben-Zion Katz, who published the famous essay in defense of the persons accused of Arlosoroff's murder, though he did not belong to the Revisionist circles, as "the Jewish Émile Zola"; Nedava, "Almoni be'moked shel se'ara historit," 29. |
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