Irgun

Irgun appears in the book’s subject index in a Palestine-related context. The available passages establish how the index connects the organization to other topics, but do not provide a narrative account of its aims, membership, operations, or development.

Identification and Source

The evidence identifies Irgun by name in the index. It does not explain the organization’s structure or give dates, participants, or specific actions, so those aspects cannot be characterized from these passages.

Index Cross-References

The Palestine index entry points readers toward subentries concerning Arabs, James V. Forrestal, Britain, partition, the United Nations, and Zionists. These headings show the range of topics linked by the book’s index; they do not, on their own, establish the nature or direction of Irgun’s relationship to each one.

Scope of the Available Evidence

The evidence supports locating Irgun within the book’s treatment of Palestine and its associated political questions. It does not support a fuller account of the organization’s methods, influence, or consequences, and the index references should not be mistaken for details of events.