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ARTICLES RELATED TO Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne | | | |  Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne: Encyclopedia II - Lehi group - Evolution of the organizationBritish authorities quickly focused their efforts against Stern's group. In 1942, British police shot Stern under disputed circumstances. Several of the group members were arrested, and the group went into eclipse until it was reformed as "Lehi" under a triumvirate of Israel Eldad, Natan Yellin-Mor, and Yitzhak Shamir. Shamir (who would later become Prime Minister of Israel), was known by the codename "Michael" which was a reference to one of Shamir's heroes, Michael Collins. Collins was the founder of the original IRA and a pioneer in the u ...
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| | | | Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne: Encyclopedia II - Lehi group - Evolution of the organization British authorities quickly focused their efforts against Stern's group. In 1942, British police shot Stern under disputed circumstances. Several of the group members were arrested, and the group went into eclipse until it was reformed as "Lehi" under a triumvirate of Israel Eldad, Natan Yellin-Mor, and Yitzhak Shamir (known by the codename "Michael", later prime minister of Israel). The new Lehi was guided by spiritual and philosophical leaders Uri Zvi Greenberg and Israel Eldad, while the old Lehi was primarily guided by the writings of Ab ...
See also:Lehi group, Lehi group - Foundations and founding, Lehi group - Evolution of the organization, Lehi group - Contact with Nazi authorities, Lehi group - Actions, Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne, Lehi group - Deir Yassin, Lehi group - Assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte, Lehi group - Dissolution and integration, Lehi group - Quotation Read more here: » Lehi group: Encyclopedia II - Lehi group - Evolution of the organization |
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| | | | Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne: Encyclopedia II - Lehi group - Actions Lehi adopted the tactics of groups such as the IRA, who had successfully used Guerilla warfare to force the British out of the Southern Republic of Ireland back in the 1920's. To this end, Lehi conducted small-scale operations such as assassinations of British soldiers and police officers and, on occasion, Jewish "collaborators". Another strategy, (1947) was to send bombs in the mail to many British politicians. Other actions included sabotaging infrastructure targets: bridges, railroads, and oil refineries. Lehi financed their operations from private donations, extortion, and bank robbery.
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| | | | Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne: Encyclopedia II - Lehi group - Actions Apart from the small number of high-profile operations, Lehi mostly conducted small-scale operations such as assassinations of British soldiers and police officers and, on occasion, Jewish "collaborators". Another operation (1947) was to send bombs in the mail to many British politicians. Other operations included sabotaging infrastructure targets: bridges, railroads, and oil refineries. Lehi financed their operations from private donations, extortion, and bank robbery.
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| | | | Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne: Encyclopedia II - Lehi group - Foundations and founding Avraham ("Yair") Stern was originally an adherent of the Revisionist Zionist movement founded by Ze'ev Jabotinsky in the early 1920s and a member of Irgun, but separated from these groups in 1940 to form his own group, which he called Irgun Zvai Leumi be-Yisrael (National Military Organization in Israel).
Specifically, Stern believed that the Jewish population should focus its efforts on fighting the British rather than supporting them in World War II; and that forceful methods were an effective means to achieve those goals. He ...
See also:Lehi group, Lehi group - Foundations and founding, Lehi group - Evolution of the organization, Lehi group - Contact with Nazi authorities, Lehi group - Actions, Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne, Lehi group - Deir Yassin, Lehi group - Assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte, Lehi group - Dissolution and integration, Lehi group - Quotation Read more here: » Lehi group: Encyclopedia II - Lehi group - Foundations and founding |
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| | | | Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne: Encyclopedia II - Lehi group - Dissolution and integration The conflict between Lehi and mainstream Jewish and subsequently Israeli organizations came to an end when Lehi was formally dissolved and integrated into the Israeli Defense Forces on May 31, 1948, its leaders getting amnesty from prosecution or reprisals as part of the integration. It however maintained independent operations in Jerusalem until it was forcefully broken up after the assassination of the UN-envoy Count Folke Bernadotte. Members of the Lehi founded a political party known as "Fighters", and Yellin-Mor was el ...
See also:Lehi group, Lehi group - Foundations and founding, Lehi group - Evolution of the organization, Lehi group - Contact with Nazi authorities, Lehi group - Actions, Lehi group - Assassination of Lord Moyne, Lehi group - Deir Yassin, Lehi group - Assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte, Lehi group - Dissolution and integration, Lehi group - Quotation Read more here: » Lehi group: Encyclopedia II - Lehi group - Dissolution and integration |
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