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Hannah Senesh was a paratrooper trained to rescue jews during the Holocaust. She lived in Budapest, Hungary. She was the daughter of an author and a journalist. She had a diary from age 13 to the age she died.

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Hannah was born on July 17, 1921 and died the year of 1944. In 1943, she joined the British Army and volunteered to be parachuted into Europe. On June 7, 1944, at the height of the deportation of Hungarian Jews, Hannah Senesh crossed the border into Hungary.

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Hannah Senesh made an impact because she 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. Senesh trained in Egypt and was one of the thirty-three people chosen to parachute behind enemy lines.

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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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Eli Eli - Hannah Szenes Senesh - Sang in Hebrew & English - Holocaust Remembrance

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In 1950, Senesh’s remains were brought to Israel. Also they were re-interred at the military cemetery. They cemetery was called "Mount Herzl in Jerusalem."

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Her diary and literary works were later published, and many of her more popular poems have been set to music. The best known of these is “Towards Caesarea," more popularly known today as "My God, My God" with a melody created by David Zahavi and sung by artists including Ofra Haza, Regina Spektor, and Sophie Milman.

Senesh has also been the subject of several artistic works, including a play by Aharon Megged.

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She was captured and killed by the Nazis, she is still a national heroine in Israel.

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Her poems, made famous in part because of her unfortunate death, reveal a woman imbued with hope, even in the face of adverse circumstances.

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Hannah is encouraging because she didn't let being close to death stop her! She lived a short life through hard events, but she didn't let that stop her from being a RESISTER.

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How to find more information about Hannah Senesh!

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How to find more information about Hannah Senesh!

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https://jwa.org/encyclopedia/article/szenes-hannah

Copy and paste the link above into new tab to find more information about the resister Hannah....

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Rachel Platten - Fight Song (Lyrics)

By: Rachel Platten

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I believe Hannah's traits and personality go with this song and that she was a fighter.

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She is a symbol of COURAGE, INTEGRITY, and PROUD DETERMINATION!