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Hannah Senesh's act of resistance was that she saved Jews during the Holocaust and sacrificed her own life for others. In 1943 she joined the British army to be parachuted into Europe. She started to fight in the Holocaust in 1944 and she dies in 1944 as well. Senesh is still a symbol and a hero to this day. She was the daughter of an author and journalist and she is also a poet. Her family was assimilated. She gave woman in the Holocaust hope that they could do anything and they could help fight this war as well even though they are not in the army and are not men.

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“Blessed is the match, consumed in kindling flame.

Blessed is the flame that burns in the heart's secret places.

Blessed is the heart that knows, for honor's sake, to stop its beating.

Blessed is the match, consumed in kindling flame.”

“There are stars whose radiance is visible on Earth though they have long been extinct. There are people whose brilliance continues to light the world even though they are no longer among the living. These lights are particularly bright when the night is dark. They light the way for humankind.”

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/han

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Hannah Senesh was a paratrooper who rescued Jews during the Holocaust. She was also a poet and wrote the song ''A walk to Caesarea'' also known as ''Eli, Eli.'' She was born in July 17th, 1921 in Budapest Hungary.

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Senesh saved a lot of Jews and she became Hungary’s icon. She also helped fight in the Holocaust to stop the Nazis from their destruction. She brought honor to Europe and then eventually she was an icon and a leader to the whole world especially to woman during that time.

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People and Groups involved with Hannah Senesh and her act of resistance 

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People and Groups involved with Hannah Senesh and her act of resistance 

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Her dad and her whole family because her dad inspired her to look more into writing and poems and because of her dad she became a poet and wrote the song ''A walk to Caesarea.'' The British army allowed Senesh to be parachuted into Europe to start her training and eventually be parachuted into Yugoslavia. The Jews gave Senesh determination and she felt confident that Jews could still be saved even during this horrible time in history. The Hungarian Police are the ones who ended her act of resistance because she got caught when she was trying to enter back to Hungary from Yugoslavia and was terminated by a firing squad. Her teachers who trained her to fight had a big impact on her act of resistance.

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When Hannah got parachuted into Yugoslavia to save Jews from the Nazis, she got caught by the Hungarian police when she was returning back to Hungary. She got executed by a firing squad at just 23 years old on November 7th, 1944 and her remains were brought to Israel in 1950.

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''A walk to Caesarea'' also known as ''Eli,Eli'' By, Hannah Senesh

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''A walk to Caesarea'' also known as ''Eli,Eli'' By, Hannah Senesh

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