Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 256, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Vergleiche auch Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 259, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 264, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 263, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 265, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 267, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 267, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 275, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Übersetzt nach Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 267, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)): „I saw groups of Etzel and Lehi people going from house to house and shooting with Tommy everyone they found in them. During the operation I did not sense any difference between the behavior of Etzel and Lehi people. I saw almost no men – I assume mose of them ran away at the beginning of the battle – but mostly women, old people and children. They were murdered in groups; they crowded them into corners of rooms and shot off rounds at them. During the noon hours they caught 15 or 20 men who were unarmed when I saw them. They put them on a truck and drove off in the direction of Jerusalem. Afterward I heard that they drove the Arabs through the Jerusalem neighborhoods, in a sort of victory procession. There were excited cries. People in the crowd yelled, ‚Take ten pounds and let me kill one,‘ but they didn’t do it. They returned these Arabs to the village and murdered them in the quarry between Givat Shaul and the village. I saw that with my own eyes in the afternoon.`The massacre in the village went on for several hours. Not one of the officers shouted out or prevented it (…) (…) [I]n any event I saw afterwards that they had gathered the children and women that remained in the school-building. They numbered about 250 or 300. I heard arguments, whether or not to blow up the building with everyone in it. Afterwards they drove all the people they had gathered to Jerusalem and transferred them to the Arab part of town. I got out of there. As I was leaving, I saw Etzel and Lehi people, with murderous expressions, leaving the village with chickens, sheep and other spoils.“
Die meisten unterschiedliche Angaben hat Milstein zusammengetragen: Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 273 f., abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 269, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
Übersetzt nach Larry Collins, Dominique Lapierre: O Jerusalem! Day by day and minute by minute, the historic struggle for Jerusalem and the birth of Israel. Simon & Schuster Paperbacks, New York 1972, ISBN 0-671-21163-3, S. 276: „There is, however, no doubt that many sexual atrocities were committed by the attacking Jews. Many young schoolgirls were raped and later slaughtered. Old women were also molested. One story is current concerning a case in which a young girl was literally torn in two. Many infants were also butchered and killed. I also saw one old woman who gave her age as one hundred and four who had been severely beaten about the head with rifle butts. Women had bracelets torn from their arms and rings from their fingers and parts of some of the women's ears were severed in order to remove earrings“. Auch zitiert in Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 275, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.))
Deir Yassin. Uri Milstein’s Account.S. 262, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Uri Milstein: The War of Independence. Vol. IV: Out of Crisis Came Decision. Zmora / Bitan, Tel Aviv 1991. (Heb.)).
The Liar as Hero, Benny Morris in The New Republic vom 17. März 2011
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Deir Yassin. Levitzka’s Account.S. 340 f., abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Yitzhak Levi: Nine Measures. Israel Defense Army Press, Tel Aviv 1986).
Deir Yassin. Levitzka’s Account.S. 344, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Yitzhak Levi: Nine Measures. Israel Defense Army Press, Tel Aviv 1986).
Deir Yassin. Levitzka’s Account.S. 344, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Yitzhak Levi: Nine Measures. Israel Defense Army Press, Tel Aviv 1986).
Deir Yassin. Levitzka’s Account.S. 344, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Yitzhak Levi: Nine Measures. Israel Defense Army Press, Tel Aviv 1986).
Deir Yassin. Levitzka’s Account.S. 344, abgerufen am 12. April 2024. (Übersetzung von Yitzhak Levi: Nine Measures. Israel Defense Army Press, Tel Aviv 1986.
