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enesh (born July 17, 1921; died November 7, 1944) was born in Budapest, Hungary as the daughter of an author and journalist.

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One of Hannah's Diary

One - two - three... eight feet long
Two strides across, the rest is dark...
Life is a fleeting question mark
One - two - three... maybe another week.
Or the next month may still find me here,
But death, I feel is very near.
I could have been 23 next July
I gambled on what mattered most, the dice were cast. I lost.

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In 1943, Senesh joined the British Army and volunteered to be parachuted into Europe. The purpose of this operation was to help the Allied efforts in Europe and establish contact with partisan resistance fighters in an attempt to aid beleaguered Jewish communities.

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She was caught almost immediately by the Hungarian police, and tortured cruelly and repeatedly over the next several months.

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Senesh became a symbol of idealism and self-sacrifice. Senesh was only 23 years old.

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Hannah Senesh was a paratrooper trained to rescue Jews during the Holocaust. Captured and killed by the Nazi's, she is still a national heroine in Israel.

Senesh dressing up in costume as a Hungarian soldier

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Her diary and literary works were later published, and many of her more popular poems have been set to music.

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Senesh's grave stone in Israel