Movimento Betar

O Movimento Betar (do acrônimo em hebraico, בית"ר, também conhecido como Beitar) é um movimento sionista fundado em 1923 em Riga, Letonia.[1][2][3]

Ze'ev Jabotinsky, o fundador e primeiro lider do Betar.

Foi fundado por Vladimir (Ze'ev) Jabotinsky[4][5], em homenagem a Yossef Trumpeldor.

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Referências
  1. Smith, Charles D. (2004). Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict 2nd ed. Boston, MA: Bedford/St. Martin's. p. 115. ISBN 0-312-40408-5. [Jabotinsky] formed youth groups (Betar) whose practices, patterned after the tactics and symbols of fascism, included wearing brown shirts and using special salutes.
  2. JewishVirtualLibrary, BETAR
  3. Smith, Charles D. (2004). Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict 2nd ed. Boston, MA: Bedford/St. Martin's. p. 115. ISBN 0-312-40408-5
  4. Smith, Charles D. (2004). Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict 2nd ed. Boston, MA: Bedford/St. Martin's. p. 138. ISBN 0-312-40408-5. Begin... adhered to his Revisionist ideology throughout his life... He idolized Jabotinsky and served as an officer in the Betar militia in Poland during the 1930's.
  5. «Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict». Jewish Tribune

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