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Bagon, Paul (2003), The Impact of the Jewish Underground on Anglo Jewry (PDF), University of Oxford
Bell, J. Bowyer (1976), Terror Out of Zion: Fight for Israeli Independence, Transaction Publishers, pp. 178–181, ISBN 978-1-351-48660-6
Biagini, Furio (2004), "L'Irgun e la resistenza ebraica in Palestina. L'attentato all'ambasciata britannica di Roma (ottobre 1946)", Nuova Storia Contemporanea (به ایتالیایی), 8 (5): 75–92
"Eight Irgunists Convicted in Italy for Bombing of British Embassy". Jewish Telegraphic Agency. 21 April 1952. Retrieved 7 May 2018.
"EMBASSY BOMBING. AID FOR PRISONERS. An American's Admission". The West Australian. 31 December 1946a. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. I am paying retainers to two lawyers to defend and care for all those held in connection with the Embassy bombing. I write regular cheques for £25 to £30 with which the prisoners are supplied with blankets and food and what cash they need, but I do not touch parcels. I disbelieve the policy story of a rope having been smuggled to Epstein in an U.N.R.R.A. parcel, but Epstein probably bribed a guard for the rope, using money I sent through a lawyer.
"Europe-Wide Search for Man Who Made Bomb". The Argus. A.A.P. 19 April 1947. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. The bomb was of the same type as that used in the explosion at the British Embassy in Rome last year and in several other outrages by Jewish terrorists.
Gremmo, Roberto (2009), L'ebraismo armato. L'"Irgun Zvai Leumi" e gli attentati antibritannici in Italia (1946-1948) (به ایتالیایی), Biella: Storia Ribelle
Heller, Joseph (2012), The Stern Gang: Ideology, Politics and Terror, 1940-1949, Routledge, ISBN 978-1-136-29887-5
Hoffman, Bruce (2015), Anonymous Soldiers: The Struggle for Israel, 1917-1947, Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, ISBN 978-1-101-87466-0
"Irgun Leaflet Bombs Explode in Rome, Venice, Threaten British Forces". Jewish Telegraphic Agency. 12 January 1947. Retrieved 10 May 2018.
"Italians and British Envoy in Charge", The Daily Telegraph, 2 November 1946
"Jew Terrorism. War Against Britain". The West Australian. 13 January 1947. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. leaflet bombs were exploded on Friday by Irgun Zvai Leumi (the Jewish terrorist organisation) in Rome, Venice, Bari, Florence and Turin. "The vanguard of the clandestine Jewish army of liberation, with headquarters in Italy, means to destroy the British forces until the Jewish State is restored," the leaflets read
"Jew Terrorists. War on Britain. "Into the Heart."". The West Australian. 4 November 1946b. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. Jewish terrorists are planning to carry their underground war into the heart of Britain, according to the diplomatic correspondent of the "Evening News," who says that this was decided on at a secret conference of their "general staff" held in Palestine during the Paris Conference. The time bombs which exploded at the British Embassy in Rome early on Thursday morning, causing the front of the building to collapse, constituted the first blow in this war.
"Jewish Terrorists Blamed for Attack on British Embassy". The Canberra Times. 25 December 1946a. Retrieved 31 May 2018 – via Trove.
"Jewish Threat to Britain. Extensive Underground War Planned". The Recorder. 4 November 1946. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. the bomb outrage at the British Embassy in Rome was the first blow of this war.
"Jews Arrested for Bombing Of British Embassy". The Canberra Times. 25 December 1946. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. police discovered that the Palestine terrorist organisation, Irgun Zvai Leumi, had established a sabotage school in Rome
"Jews Behind Rome Plot, Police Think". The Argus. 2 November 1946. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. suitcases containing explosives deposited on the doorstep of the main entrance, and two cards fixed to a near by wall. These read: "Attenzione-Miny." "Miny" is the Jewish spelling for mine. An Italian would have written "mine."
Kokkonen, Susanna (25 April 2008). "Jewish Displaced Persons in Postwar Italy, 1945-1951". Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.
Laurens, Henry (2002). La Question de Palestine, tome 2: Une mission sacrée de civilisation (1922-1947) (به فرانسوی). Fayard. ISBN 978-2-213-70358-9.
Liebreich, F. (2004). Britain's Naval and Political Reaction to the Illegal Immigration of Jews to Palestine, 1945-1949. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 978-1-135-76694-8.
Medoff, Rafael; Waxman, Chaim I. (2013), Historical Dictionary of Zionism, Routledge, ISBN 978-1-135-96649-2
Mieli, Paolo (2017), Il caos italiano: Alle radici del nostro dissesto (به ایتالیایی), Rizzoli, ISBN 978-88-586-9122-9
Pannullo, Antonio (31 October 2016). "40 chili di tritolo nel cuore di Roma: così nel 1946 l'Irgun distrusse l'ambasciata inglese" (به ایتالیایی). Secolo d'Italia.
Parlato, Giuseppe (2006), Fascisti senza Mussolini: le origini del neofascismo in Italia, 1943-1948 (به ایتالیایی), Il Mulino
Parlato, Giuseppe (2015), "Neofascismo italiano e questione razziale",  in Resta, Giorgio; Zeno-Zencovich, Vincenzo (eds.), Le leggi razziali: Passato/Presente (به ایتالیایی), RomaTrE-Press, pp. 147–180, ISBN 978-88-97524-35-9[پیوند مرده]
"Police Say Woman Bomb "Planter" Now in Custody". The Age. 13 June 1947b. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. Officers of the special branch of Scotland Yard who have been investigating Jewish terrorist activities are satisfied the man who made the bomb is also under arrest [...] New facts brought to light link it with the bomb incident at the British Embassy in Rome on October 31, 1946.
"Princess Elizabeth Threatened". The Border Watch. 7 June 1947. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. Jewish terrorist chief known as "Big Brother" says Reuter's correspondent in Rome. This chief claimed recently that the Irgun Zvai Leumi terrorist organisation planned to assassinate Princess Elizabeth. He added that his organisation would attack the centre of London and Buckingham Palace itself.
Quaderni della FIAP (به ایتالیایی), vol. 50, Federazione italiana delle associazioni partigiane, Bastogi, 1987
"Responsibility for Bomb Outrage". The Canberra Times. 5 November 1946b – via Trove.
"Rome School Damaged in Bomb Outrage". The Southern Cross. 29 November 1946. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. The school conducted by the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart, opposite to the British Embassy here which was badly damaged in the recent bomb outrage
"TERRORISM EXTENDS - Defiant Interview". The Age. 13 January 1947a. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. The Irgun Zvai Leumi will attack military objectives from England to Palestine. Jewish military resistance will reach into the heart of the British Empire
"Terrorist Shot". The Age. 30 December 1946. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. Z. E. W. Epstein, a Polish Jewish professor, who was arrested in connection with the bombing of the British embassy in Rome, and wno was shot while trying to escape, died last night.
"Terrorists had H.Q. in Rome -". The Newcastle Herald. 25 December 1946. Retrieved 26 May 2018 – via Trove. Police found at the headquarters pistols, ammunition, hand grenades, a German treatise on sabotage, and hand-written messages from the Irgun commander.
Toscano, Mario (2010), "L'Italia e l'Aliyà Bet",  in Paganoni, Marco (ed.), Per ricostruire e ricostruirsi. Astorre Mayer e la rinascita ebraica tra Italia e Israele (به ایتالیایی), Franco Angeli, pp. 75–88, ISBN 978-88-568-2783-5
Walton, Calder (2008), "British Intelligence and the Mandate of Palestine: Threats to British National Security Immediately After the Second World War", Intelligence and National Security, 23 (4): 435–462, doi:10.1080/02684520802293049, S2CID 154775965
Walton, Calder (2011), "British Intelligence and Threats to British National Security After the Second World War",  in Grant, Matthew (ed.), The British Way in Cold Warfare: Intelligence, Diplomacy and the Bomb 1945-1975, A&C Black, pp. 141–158, ISBN 978-1-4411-0627-8
↑  "It was stated that two members of the Irgun Zvai Leumi were instructed last March to start a propaganda campaign in Rome and to establish a news exchange office, whereas it was the headquarters of the organisation in Italy." (CT 1946a, p. ۱)
↑  "that the Irgum Svai Leumi was responsible for the bombing of the British Embassy in Rome. It was stated that the building was selected as it was the centre of operations hindering the repatriation of Jews." (CT 1946b, p. ۲)
↑  According to Paolo Mieli the archives of the Italian police and the carabinieri in 1948 indicate that the Italian Communist Party was also suspected of being responsible at the time (Mieli 2017).
↑  "Yaakov Eliav, capo delle operazioni del Lehi in Europa, rivelerà nelle sue memorie che, all'epoca, l'organizzazzione aveva progettato addirittura da disseminare dei bacilli di colera nelle condotte dell'acquedotto di Londra. I germi dovevano essere prelevati dalle colture dei laboratori dell'Instituto Pasteur, grazie alla complicità dei medici e degli impiegati che simpatizzavano per la causa ebraica. Secondo Eliav i preparativi per mettere in esecuzione questo spaventoso piano furono arrestati unicamente dalla decisione britannica di lasciare la Palestina."(Yaakov Eliav, head of Lehi operations in Europe, was later to reveal in his memoirs that, at this time, the organization had worked on nothing less than a plan to disseminate cholera bacteria in London's waterworks. The germs were to be obtained from cultures in the laboratories of the Pasteur Institute, thanks to the connivance of doctors and employees who were sympathetic to the Jewish cause. According to Eliav, preparations to execute this frightful plan were stopped only because of the British decision to withdraw from Palestine.) (Biagini 2004, pp. ۹۰–۹۱٬۹۱)
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