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Sara Fortis at a young age

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Sara Fortis in nurses uniform

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Sara Fortis with her cousin

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Sara Fortis in her Partisan uniform

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She and multiple others under command burned houses, executed Nazi collaborators and distracted enemies to aid the resistance against the Nazi fronts and oppression.

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She helped out multiple Anti-Nazi movements, and became popular with the “andartes” movement. After all that, she got arrested but released quickly and moved to settle down with her husband.

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Without them, without the Partisans many Jews would have died or shared the fate of the Jews of Thessaloniki at Auschwitz. And they weren't the only ones, many gentiles and many Greek people.

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Once we girls received orders to torch a house. It was the only house in the village, it was very orderly, we were responsible for torching it.

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Multimedia 1 - Sara Fortis on the importance of the Partisans

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Multimedia 1 - Sara Fortis on the importance of the Partisans

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https://youtu.be/74SZaXJdBbM