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Sara Fortis when she was 36 years old

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Sara Fortis dancing with her uncle after being lets go from Auschwitz and then moved to Israel

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Sara Fortis was born in 1927 in Chalkis, a small town near Athens Greece. When she was just 2 months old her dad passed away and was raised by a single mom. She got married after the war but she passed away in 2022 when she was 95 of natural causes.

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When Sara was 14 the Nazis invaded Greece in the spring of 1941. 2 years later she and her mom disguise their faith and blend in with the population. So in 1943 they fled their home and took refuge in the mountain countryside of Euboea. She then got involved with the Grecce local resistance against the German forces.  She focused her efforts on recruiting other women to fight against the Germans. She mostly focused on recruiting people that were in the same situation she was in. This ended up working out very well for her as she was able to form a fighting force that specialized in using out-of-the-ordinary and distracting tactics to draw German soldiers away from areas that other resistance fighters planned to attack. Although all she had done for the group Sara was not always credited with their victories, as it was not right that women could accomplish such acts. By the age of 18, Sara was known to be referred to as "Captain Sarika". Captain Sarika kept on fighting Germans until the late 1944s. Sara's group was wanted for her actions resulting in her eventual arrest. However, she was released and resettled in Israel where she found her uncle, husband, and brother.

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Sara in her artisan uniform, with her brother and husband well she is wanted for her actions.

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She went around finding girls who were trying to get away from the nazis. She made it so that they could survive and they would now be turned from girls to women. She made it so that people could help and still be safe well they were doing it. She saved many people's live in Auschwitz.

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Sara Fortis in her partisan uniform. Sara formed an all female band of partisans that worked on missions with the men.

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Sara leaving camp and waving goodbye to everyone still there.

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Sara Fortis in uniform after joining the Greece resistance movement  

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Sara Fortis in uniform after joining the Greece resistance movement  

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https://youtu.be/yIJjjSkF-BY

In this video she is talking about how she was called Captin Sarkia. She also talked about how if anyone needed anything they would say tell Captin Sarika and she would take care of it.

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“Afterwards it was to learn how to be girls alongside the men. It was difficult to teach them how to behave as equal among men.”

"So we have a squad of thirteen girls it was up to me to teach them how to behave."