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Yatom's first wife was pregnant when she was arrested and deported during a German raid on their village [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidice Lidice], (Bohemia), in the spring of 1942. He was a university professor in Prague at the time and only learned about the raid when he got back home. Realizing that he would never see his wife again, he made his way south and reached Palestine in 1943 where he joined an armed anti British Mandate Jewish organization.
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Yatom's first wife was pregnant when she was arrested and deported during a German raid on their village [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidice#Massacre Lidice], (Bohemia), in the spring of 1942. He was a university professor in Prague at the time and only learned about the raid when he got back home. Realizing that he would never see his wife again, he made his way south and reached Palestine in 1943 where he joined an armed anti British Mandate Jewish organization.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:50, 5 March 2013

Yatom
Born: 1910
Death:
Birth Location: Prague
Father:
Mother:
Children: Moshe (legal)
Grandchildren:
Education: University of Prague
Position:
Employer: Kalya Mine
Home: Kalya or Avihayil
Ties: Isabella

Yatom's first wife was pregnant when she was arrested and deported during a German raid on their village Lidice, (Bohemia), in the spring of 1942. He was a university professor in Prague at the time and only learned about the raid when he got back home. Realizing that he would never see his wife again, he made his way south and reached Palestine in 1943 where he joined an armed anti British Mandate Jewish organization.