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Sara Fortis was born in 1927 in a small town near Athens, Greece. Although she identified as 100% Greek, she and her family celebrated Jewish holidays. Her age was hard to find but she was said to be 18 when she was arrested after the war.

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After Sara left her mother she decided to become an andartes. Andartes was a movement of resistances fighters. She would travel to different villages to recruit different women who also wanted to fight.

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What did the women resistance fighters do?

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What did the women resistance fighters do?

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In the beginning their missions would just be them throwing cocktails to distract Nazis while the men attacked. As more time went on they were impressed. It then grew to the women burning houses, executing Nazis, and helping aid the men.

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Sara Fortis - Sara trains her army of women

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Sara says when she talks about leading her brigade.

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After political alliances resolved, 18 year old Sara was arrested. When people found out, many of them still thought of her as a hero. This helped her to be set free.

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Holocaust Resistance: Female Jewish Partisans

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Encyclopedia of Jewish and Israeli history, politics and culture, with biographies, statistics, articles and documents on topics from anti-Semitism to Zionism.