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Seducing and Killing Nazis : documentary 

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Seducing and Killing Nazis : documentary 

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THE RESISTANCE Truus and Freddie Oversteegen: What'sHerName Podcast Episode 64

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Photo of the sisters getting their medals  

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Photo of the sisters getting their medals  

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This is the most recent of the sisters finally getting recognized for what they did in WW2

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A podcast talking about the sisters and their friend that helped them

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Freddie Oversteegen joined the group anti-Nazi Dutch resistance at the age of 14 and her sister Truus joined at the age of 16 in 1941. The two girls grew up in the city of Haarlem with their single mother that taught them to stand up for people and their mom helped to hide any Jewish people and they helped their mom pass out anti- Nazi news paper and this was in 1940.

During their time with the Anti- Nazi Dutch resistance group they went on missions to help stop the Nazi's and some of those missions include sabotage, rescuing Jews children, and killing Nazi officers. They also stole identification papers. but some important facts of the sisters. They often went to bars looking for Nazi officers and they often led these Nazi officers in the woods where they would be killed and later they had added an older girl named Hannie Schaft and she helped out with their missions.

The three girls made a big impact on society by being part of the Dutch resistance and the missions they carried out with the resistance and their bravery will forever be remembered by society.

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A song about standing up for what's right 

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A song about standing up for what's right 

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A page from the book seducing and Killing Nazis 

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A page from the book seducing and Killing Nazis 

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“you shouldn’t ask a soldier how many people he shot”—and they were soldiers too." stated Freddie in an interview

"If you experience something like this, you’ll find it justified that when people commit treason, such as exchanging a four-year-old Jewish child for 35 guilders" Truus stated

“We did not feel it suited us – it never suits anybody, unless they are real criminals … One loses everything. It poisons the beautiful things in life.” stated Truss in a interview

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During the war the sisters were never caught but their partner/ friend was and she got killed 18 days before the war was over and his had a lasting effect on both of the girls. After the war the oversteegen sisters trauma continued. They had to relived the nightmares of what they seen and what they have done to help those in need of help. Freddie was more quiet about her life after the war normally spending time with her now family but Truus used that time to speak out on her experiences during the war and expressed herself through art and speeches world wide. Soon after Freddie would want to now explain her experiences from the war. The two sisters got rewarded for their efforts in the war. They both died a year apart.

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A movie about the sisters and their friend 

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A movie about the sisters and their friend 