Title: A brief history of the brutal British occupation of Palestine towards the Jews
Product review: Triumph of the Gallows is a history of the brutality of the British towards the Jews during the era between the Balfour Declaration and the establishment of the State of Israel. As a Jew interested in the history of Israel, Itzhak Gurion's book opened my eyes to the harshness of British rule in pre-Israel Palestine, showing how they ruled with an iron hand, not to mention the gallows. But in addition to making me aware of how intense was the struggle for a Jewish homeland, even after it has been promised by the British in 1917, it made me reconsider my view of the British Empire, and how it was maintained. It brought into focus the struggles of not only the Jews in Palestine, but the plight of other British subjects, such as the Irish, the Indians or the South Africans, and their treatment.The book was well organized, written in an easily understandable manner, and in my opinion, well worth reading.
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