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Source's That I Received My Information From

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Source's That I Received My Information From

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https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/hannah-senesh

https://thejewishnews.com/2018/11/07/hannah-senesh-dies/

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Hannah Senesh was born in Budapest, Hungary on July 17, 1921.  She was born as the daughter of an author and a journalist into a Jewish family.  Hannah had one sibling and his name was Gyorgy Senesh.  She loved writing as a child and wrote poems such as "Eli, Eli."  She went to school at the Girl's Agricultural School in Nahala.

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Hannah wrote many poems throughout her lifetime.  She was only 23 when she died and when the guards went through her cell they found a poem that said...
"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"       - Hannah Senesh

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Hannah taking a nice picture in the middle of a field

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A picture of Hannah when she first joined the British Army.  She is all suit up and ready for anything that stands in her way.

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Hannah joined the British Army and volunteered to be a paratrooper in Europe.  She almost immediately parachuted to Yugoslavia in March of 1944.  “On June 7, 1944, the height of the deportation of Hungarian Jews, Senesh crossed the border into Hungary.”  Hannah was immediately captured by the Hungarian police.  She was imprisoned and tortured for 3 months.  On her trial in October of 1944, she defended her activities and refused to request clemency.  She was executed by the firing squad on November 7, 1944. She is buried at the Mount Herzl Military Cemetery in Israel.

Quote from the website, The Jewish Virtual Library

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This is a nice picture of Hannah when she was younger. It is great that she was able to have a nice picture because most people could not take nice photos.

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Hannah was Jewish and when she found out what was happening because of the Nazi's, she wanted to help save the Jewish people that are just like her.  The reason she was killed because she was not cooperating with Nazi's and wasn't giving inside details of her mission.  She may have been going to be killed anyway because she was Jewish but she saved many lives.  Martyr is a person who is killed because of their religion or other beliefs.

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Carciente, Esther.  “Hannah Senesh”.  Jewish Virtual Library,  1998, https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/hannah-senesh.  Accessed 15 February 2022.

Headapohl, Jackie.  “Hannah Senesh Dies”.  The Detroit Jewish News, 7 November 2018, https://thejewishnews.com/2018/11/07/hannah-senesh-dies/.  Accessed 15 February 2022.

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A 2008 film based on the true story of Hannah Senesh and her heroism.

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Roberta Grossman created "Blessed is the Match" back in 2008.  She saw the sacrifice Hannah took to save the Jewish people from being processed (Which meant killed in the holocaust).  Joan Allen played as Hannah in the movie.  The movie is based on the book, "Blessed is the Match" by Marie Syrkin. The book was made published in 1947.

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When I think of Hannah being a resistor and a war hero, I think of the song Unstoppable by The Score because she was no giving up her mission to save the people of her religion.

The Score - Unstoppable (Lyric Video) - YouTube

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This looks like a picture of Hannah in her war uniform