Description

One of the first manuals on close combats, knife fighting and hand-to-hand combat was written during WWII in England by a Canadian military lecturer “Yank” Levy. Originally written to fight the Fascism, it was soon translated to other languages and employed in various conflicts worldwide.

This translation in Arabic language was printed in 1968 in Beirut in the time of uprising tensions between Israel and Lebanon.

We could only find one institutional example on Worldcat (Bibliothek der Freien Universität Berlin).

References: OCLC 917418391.