Adi Polani's View of Revolution

Adi was the revolution itself, because his poetry expressed an expanded life. And it was this enlarged humanity, rather than a mere change in the arrangement of the political furniture that polani sought under the name of socialism. But histime, the years leading up to the war, he was torn. He was politically active, first with the galilees circle and then with the citizen's radical party. But he was also bound to a career he didn't want following their mother's plan. His father always had a very protective attitude to his younger brother michael. So this responsibility for caring for the family really fell on my father's shoulders.