Mordecai Gichon
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Mordecai Gichon (born 1922) is a non-fiction author and military historian.
He served in the British Army during World War II.[1] He now resides in Israel, near Tel Aviv, and works at Tel Aviv University.
[edit] Books
- Battles of the Bible with Chaim Herzog.
- En Boqeq: Ausgraben in einer Oase am Toten Meer
- Palestine from Bethther to Tel Hai
- Sinai as a Border Region in Historic Retrospect
[edit] References
- ^ PARASZCZUK, JOANNA (12 March 2010). "We proved to the world that we can fight’; Veterans attend a special showing in Tel Aviv of Chuck Olin’s award-winning documentary about the outstanding all-Jewish Brigade that helped defeat Hitler.". The Jerusalem Post. http://www.jpost.com/LocalIsrael/TelAvivAndCenter/Article.aspx?id=170842. Retrieved 29 March 2010.
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