Nathan Yellin-Mor

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Nathan Yellin-Mor was a prominent Zionist militant and political figure, best known as a leading commander of the Lehi (Stern Gang) underground organization in Mandatory Palestine and later as a left-wing Israeli politician and peace activist.

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Nathan Yellin-Mor canonical 4
Natan Yellin-Mor 1
Nathan Friedman-Yellin 1

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Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Israeli politician
Zionist activist
human
peace activist
underground militant
activeInPeriod British Mandate of Palestine
linked to: Mandatory Palestine

early years of the State of Israel
birthName Nathan Friedman-Yellin
linked to: Nathan Yellin-Mor
citizenship Israel
countryOfActivity Israel
Mandatory Palestine
dateOfBirth 1913-02-25
dateOfDeath 1980-02-18
ethnicGroup Jewish people
linked to: Jews
familyName Yellin-Mor
givenName Nathan
hasGender male
knownFor transition from militant underground leader to peace activist
languageSpoken Hebrew
Polish
Russian
Yiddish
memberOf Lehi
Stern Gang
movement Israeli peace movement
Revisionist Zionism
Zionism
notableFor leadership in Lehi underground organization
left-wing political activism in Israel
role in Zionist paramilitary activities in Mandatory Palestine
occupation journalist
politician
underground fighter
placeOfBirth Grodno
linked to: Hrodna

Russian Empire
placeOfDeath Israel
Tel Aviv
politicalAlignment Zionist
left-wing
positionHeld Lehi commander
religion Judaism

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lehi keyLeader Nathan Yellin-Mor
Lohamei Herut Israel hadLeader Nathan Yellin-Mor
Nathan Yellin-Mor birthName Nathan Friedman-Yellin
linked to: Nathan Yellin-Mor
Stern Gang leader Nathan Yellin-Mor
Stern Gang member Nathan Yellin-Mor
Fighters for the Freedom of Israel hasNotableMember Natan Yellin-Mor
linked to: Nathan Yellin-Mor