1973 yom kippur war books

In a series of events that took place over 32 days, the u. There are a total of 19 yom kippur war tanks, vehicles, and artillery 1973 entries in the military factory. Liberated on june 6, 1974, after eight months of torture and imprisonment, one israeli prisoner of war reveals his dramatic personal account of the torture chambers in stock ships to continental united states from gefen books, lynbrook ny usually within 24 hours, everywhere else from israel within 37 business days. Feb 15, 2004 a week before yom kippur, ashkenazi was in a halftrack making a routine morning patrol eastward along the sandspit towards his rear base when he saw fresh footprints in the sand on both sides of. The sand embankments of the israeli barlev line were breached and an israeli counterattack thrown back with heavy losses. The yom kippur war also known as the ramadan war and the october war was a war between israel and a group of arab countries led by egypt and syria.

On october 6, 1973 yom kippur, the holiest day in the jewish calendar and during the muslim holy month of ramadan egypt and syria launched a coordinated surprise attack against israel. Idf sinai counterattack 1973 yom kippur war duration. When the fourth arabisraeli war began on october 6, 1973, many of israels soldiers were away from their posts observing yom kippur or day of atonement, and the. The origins of the war amid the turbulent history of. The israeli af in the yom kippur war, by raanan weiss longtime coauthor and publisher of some of alonis work. Operation nickel grass was a strategic airlift operation conducted by the united states to deliver weapons and supplies to israel during the 1973 yom kippur war. The yom kippur war is easily the best and most complete general history of the conflict. The book itself is based on interviews with israeli leaders and idf officers and. Account of king husseins 1973 war warning still deemed too. I just finished the book the yom kippur war by abraham rabinovich, about the 1973 war that israel almost lost, then won, defeating egypt and syria, along. The decisiveness of israeli smallunit leadership on the. Timeless lessons from the october 1973 arabisraeli war.

The history and legacy of the 1973 arabisraeli war and its impact on the middle east peace process, looks at the last conventional war fought between the israelis and arabs, and the aftermath. Naval history as no one before, abraham rabinovich recounts the whole story of the 1973 yom kippur war, that most elusive round of the arabisraeli. It is a story of diplomacy and military might that accounts for many of the dilemmas faced in the presentday middle east. May 02, 2012 yom kippur war israel fights for her life and wins normulator. At 1400hrs on 6 october 1973, the egyptian army launched an assault crossing of the suez canal. The yom kippur war, ramadan war, or october war hebrew. Entries are listed below in alphanumeric order 1toz. It was revealed in classified briefings to the knesset foreign affairs and defense committee in november and december. Sadat and mubarak, meir and sharon, nixon and kissinger, brezhnev and dobyrnin. The epic encounter that transformed the middle east 9780805211245 by rabinovich, abraham and a great selection of similar new, used and collectible books available now at great prices.

This video was recorded on october 1973 during yom kippur war, from the israeli stronghold at port tawfik in barlev line on the eastern side of. The first book to approach the yom kippur war from both arab and israeli perspectives, this is an analysis of the background, planning, and preparations for the war as well as a narrative of the campaigns during the attack, holding actions, counterattacks, flanking attack, and break through phases. The 1973 arab israeli war was, and still is, the best example of modern warfare between two roughly equally matched sides. I just finished the book the yom kippur war by abraham rabinovich, about the 1973 war that israel almost lost, then won, defeating egypt and syria, along with units from jordan, iraq and several other arab countries. Together, the findings allowed david to rewrite the story of the jordanian front during the war. At 45hrs on 6 october 1973, israeli spotters in the observation post atop mount hermon saw syrian gunners below them removing the camouflage nets from their guns. Backed by arms from the soviet union, egypt and syria made significant territorial gains in sinai and the golan heights. Yom kippur war israel fights for her life and wins normulator. This is a war that israel never thought was possible. Anybody wanting to cover the period between 1967 1973 and the two conflicts which bookmark that timeline will not need any other sources than the works by rabinovich and oren.

Naval history as no one before, abraham rabinovich recounts the whole story of the 1973 yom kippur. Boyne chronicles with intense detail the brief but furious october 1973 invasion of israel by egypt and syria, an episode also known as the yom kippur war. The yom kippur war, ramadan war or october war hebrew. The two oclock war is a spellbinding chronicle of the international chess game that was played out in october 1973. The yom kippur war was a watershed moment in the history of the arabisraeli conflict. The 1973 yom kippur conflict and the airlift that saved israel. On october 6th 1973, during the holiest of jewish holidays, egypt and syria launched a two. The equivalent of the total forces of nato in europe was mobilized on israels borders.

The coordinated attack that began on the sixth of october in 1973 yom kippurthe holiest day. A week before yom kippur, ashkenazi was in a halftrack making a routine morning patrol eastward along the sandspit towards his rear base when he. The war began on the jewish day of repentance of yom kippur in 1973, and it happened during the muslim month of ramadan. As israel rushed its reserves to meet the surprise syrianegyptian attack opening the yom kippur war in 1973, it simultaneously dispatched contingents to israeli arab enclaves for fear of unrest. What lessons were learned from the 1973 yom kippur war. The sinai is the first in a twovolume study of the 1973 arabisraeli war and a departure from the campaign series normal aversion to modern topics in the last years and 126 volumes, the series has had only one other title on a post1945 campaign. Jordan and israel cooperated during yom kippur war. The arabisraeli war of 1973 5 out of 5 based on 0 ratings.

This comprehensive volume will help a new generation of readers scholarly and otherwise puzzle through the lessons learned from the regions most violent clash between arabs and israelis. David will publish an article in the book the yom kippur war. Yom kippur war israel fights for her life and wins youtube. Post, transports us into the midst of the 1973 yom kippur war. When the fourth arabisraeli war began on october 6, 1973, many of israels soldiers were away from their posts observing yom kippur or. October 1973 the arab israeli war by frank aker books on. There are many books recounting the battles between egypt and israel and syria. What were israeli arabs doing during the yom kippur war.

Anybody wanting to cover the period between 19671973 and the two conflicts which bookmark that timeline will not need any other sources than the works by rabinovich and oren. Yom kippur war, also called the october war, the ramadan war, or the fourth arabisraeli war, damaging inconclusive war and the fourth of the arabisraeli wars. Ten minutes later shells began to rain down on israeli positions all along the golan heights the yom kippur war had begun. The new material adds to the various books and articles written on the matter over the past 40 years. Naval history as no one before, abraham rabinovich recounts the whole story of the 1973 yom kippur war. Unseen for 45 years, nathan fendrichs photos, now at israels national library, give an up close, insiders look at the 1973 yom kippur war. Israel and the jewish people publications of the continuing seminar on world jewry, vol. Yom kippur war simple english wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. It is the closest the world got to a real example of what a war between the nato and the warsaw pact would have looked like.

The decisiveness of israeli smallunit leadership on the golan heights in the 1973 yom kippur war ebook written by major oakland mcculloch. The war was initiated by egypt and syria on october 6, 1973, on the jewish holy day of yom kippur and during ramadan, the month of fasting in islam, and it continued until october 26. Orens six days of war as the definitive books covering those two middle east conflicts. The middle east was the test lab of nato and warsaw pact weapons during the cold war. The yom kippur war of 1973, exceeding in scope even the 1942 battle of alalamein, has found its ideal chronicler. The yom kippur war is highly relevant today, as the world faces a new era of upheaval with the potential for war in the middle east. At least 86 israeli pows were killed in 1973 war, new. Flag images indicative of country of origin and not necessarily the primary operator. Naval history as no one before, abraham rabinovich recounts the whole story of the 1973 yom kippur war, that most elusive round of the arabisraeli conflict. Ships to continental united states from gefen books, lynbrook ny usually within 24 hours, everywhere else from israel within 37 business days. The washington post book world the best general history of the yom kippur war.

A video from yom kippur war 1973 that israelis hate to see. The attack by egypt and syria was a surprise to israel after israel conquered the sinai peninsula and the golan heights from egypt in 1967. Nov 06, 2015 the decisiveness of israeli smallunit leadership on the golan heights in the 1973 yom kippur war ebook written by major oakland mcculloch. Israel military historyyom kippur war 1973 israel military history. Sep 18, 2007 author simon dunston has written a superb historical account of the the arab israeli war of 1973. In the aftermath of the sixday war of 1967, a stunning arab reversal at the hands of the untested israeli defence forces, israel occupied and held arab territory on. The shock syrian attack caught the israelis by surprise and by the afternoon of 7 october a syrian. At 1400hrs on 6 october 1973 the egyptian army launched an assault crossing of the suez canal. Oct 04, 2017 known as the yom kippur war in israel and the ramadan or october war in egypt and syria, the dramatic events of october 1973 profoundly altered the course of middle east politics, eventually leading to the 1979 egyptianisraeli peace treaty and cairos realignment away from the soviet union and toward the united states. The attack by egypt and syria was a surprise to israel after israel conquered the.

At 45hrs on 6 october 1973, israeli spotters in the observat. Naval historyas no one before, abraham rebinovich recounts the whole story of the 1973 yom kipur war, that most elusive round of the arabisraeli conflict. The yom kippur war audiobook by charles river editors. The yom kippur war was the last major war fought between multiple arab. Account of king husseins 1973 war warning still deemed too harmful to release pm golda meirs testimony on the yom kippur war, as declassified thursday after 40 years, omits all mention of. On october 6, 1973, egypt and syria launched a surprise attack against israel on the jewish holiday of yom kippur. It was a war that brought arab and jew into vicious conflict. Krasna it was yom kippur, october 6th, 1973, when we first heard the news. The carefully coordinated attack achieved complete tactical surprise.

The shock syrian attack caught the israelis by surprise and by the afternoon of 7 october a syrian brigade. Abraham rabinovich has long enjoyed a distinguished reputation for the acuity of his insights into middle eastern political and military issues. Better known as the yom kippur war, this 225 page book leaves no stone unturned. On october 6th 1973, during the holiest of jewish holidays, egypt and syria. At least 86 israeli soldiers taken captive during the 1973 yom kippur war were murdered after surrendering, almost all of them killed before reaching prison in cairo or damascus this information does not appear in any israel defense forces archive, official army sources said. This is the authoritative account of the israeli armys performance in the bitter yom kippur war of 1973. The yom kippur war by abraham rabinovich, 9780805211245, available at. Yom kippourramadan war, i would recommend a similar combination. Rabinovichs book is brilliant, sweeping and insightful.

Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read the decisiveness of israeli smallunit leadership on the golan heights in the 1973 yom kippur war. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read the decisiveness of israeli smallunit leadership on the golan heights in the 1973 yom kippur. The sinai is the first in a twovolume study of the 1973 arabisraeli war and a departure from the campaign series normal aversion to modern. The arabisraeli war of october 1973 forms the hinge between these. This week marks the fortyfourth anniversary of the beginning of the 1973 arabisraeli war.

On the golan heights, approximately 180 israeli tanks faced. Air forces military airlift command shipped 22,325 tons of tanks, artillery, ammunition, and supplies in c141 starlifter and c5 galaxy transport aircraft between 14. Now, sadly, this is a much too small work for this big war. A seamless, riveting narrative that is both compelling and intelligent. Abraham rabinovichs the yom kippur war is the counterpart to michael b.