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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8nNECU9Unc

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Biography of Hannie Schaft: The 24-year-old Dutch Resistance Heroine (1920-1945)

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https://www.history.com/news/dutch-resistance-teenager-killed-nazis-freddie-oversteegen

https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/schaft-hannie-1920-1945

https://dutchreview.com/culture/hannie-schaft/

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Johanna started her law education at the University of Amsterdam in 1938 to pursue a career as a human rights lawyer. She befriended two Jewish classmates  Sonja Frenk and Philine Polak, who she would later hide at her parents house to escape the concentration camps. Johanna Schaft dropped out of the University after refusing to pledge allegiance to the Nazi authorities.

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Hannie was arrested by SS officers at a checkpoint in Haarlem on March 21, 1945 after being caught handing out a communist paper titled "de Waarheid" which translates to "the truth". The newspaper was actually a cover for transporting documents for the resistance. She was transported to an Amsterdam prison where she was faced with solitary confinement and torture. They soon identified her by the red roots of her natural hair, they ordered her to be executed by gunshot at close range. The bullet only grazed her which was when she spoke her last words "I shoot better", her executioners then shot the killing blow to her head.

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Johanna chose to go by "Hannie" instead of her real name in order to hide her true identity from the Nazi's. She joined the resistance at the age of 18, her resistance work started by hiding her friends at her parents to keep them from concentration camps. She started with stealing fake identification cards for Jewish people in hiding. Hannie took her work further when she joined forces with Freddie and Truus Overteegan. They began by riding on their bikes and shooting Nazis, they often dressed younger than their real ages, so they wouldn't be suspected of the murders. Their work soon evolved as they began going to local bars and seducing drunken soldiers. They would then take them into the woods and kill them. Hannie soon became known by the Nazi party as the "girl with the red hair". She then dyed her hair black and wore glasses to further conceal herself.

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It is unknown how many Nazi soldiers Hannie murdered or how many Jews she helped. Her partners, Freddie and Truus Overteegan, never revealed how many they killed before their deaths as well. Hannies remains were uncovered after the war along with 421 other resistance members, she was officially laid to rest in  Erebegraafplaats Bloemendaal, Bloemendaal. After her death, she received the  Dutch Cross of Resistance and the  Medal of Freedom.

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Johanna was born September 16, 1920 in Haarlem, Netherlands to parents Aafje Talea Schaft and  Pieter Schaft.
Assassinated on April 17, 1945 in Bloemendaal, Netherlands at the age of 25.