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Hannah Sznes was born in 1921 on july 17th , She was born in budapest hungary.

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Hannah Sznes was born in 1921 on july 17th , She was born in budapest hungary.

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The Act of Resistance: In 1943 she helped the jewish in a clandestine military operation, She became a member of the Palmah and took a class for paratroopers. ,1943, 

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The Act of Resistance: In 1943 she helped the jewish in a clandestine military operation, She became a member of the Palmah and took a class for paratroopers. ,1943, 

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 She resisted by not giving those who tortured her information  on the allied forces codes. She also resisted by giving aid to those were anti nazis forces, although she was captured along with her mother the both of them still resisted in giving the hungarians any information and eventually Hannah would be executed for not complying and resisting to give them information.

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 She resisted by not giving those who tortured her information  on the allied forces codes. She also resisted by giving aid to those were anti nazis forces, although she was captured along with her mother the both of them still resisted in giving the hungarians any information and eventually Hannah would be executed for not complying and resisting to give them information.

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“There are stars whose radiance is visible on Earth though they have long been extinct”. This is a quote said by Hannah Sznes

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“There are stars whose radiance is visible on Earth though they have long been extinct”. This is a quote said by Hannah Sznes

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 Hannah Sznes was a  paratrooper trained to rescue jews during the holocaust and assist aid to those who were anti nazi

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 Hannah Sznes was a  paratrooper trained to rescue jews during the holocaust and assist aid to those who were anti nazi

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Hannah Sznes was also a poet many of the poems she wrote were inherited by her mother. She liked to write poems. She wrote poems in her diary and had lots of literary works which were also later published.

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Hannah Sznes was also a poet many of the poems she wrote were inherited by her mother. She liked to write poems. She wrote poems in her diary and had lots of literary works which were also later published.

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How friends and family explained what happen and how they felt when they heard about Hannah Sznes death.

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How friends and family explained what happen and how they felt when they heard about Hannah Sznes death.

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Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust

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Among Israel's most important heroes is Hannah Senesh, who died by firing squad in 1944 at age 23. This first-ever exhibition, Fire in My Heart: The Story of Hannah Senesh, tells how this Budapest-born poet, diarist, and author of the hymm Eli, Eli discovered her love for the Land of Israel, volunteered for a mission to rescue downed Allied fliers and Jews from Nazi-occupied Hungary, and became an enduring symbol of courage and determination.

The video below was displayed in the exhibition.
This exhibition is made possible by leadership gifts in loving memory of Anne Ratner from her children and grandchildren, and from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany. Additional support provided by the David Berg Foundation and The Laszlo N. Tauber Family Foundation, Inc. We are grateful to the Senesh Family for making the exhibition possible by providing material from their collection. Travel generously sponsored by El Al Israel Airlines. Media Partner:

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Fire in My Heart: The Story of Hannah Senesh

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Among Israel's most important heroes is Hannah Senesh, who died by firing squad in 1944 at age 23. This first-ever exhibition, Fire in My Heart: The Story of Hannah Senesh, tells how this Budapest-born poet, diarist, and author of the hymm Eli, Eli discovered her love for the Land of Israel, volunteered for a mission to rescue downed Allied fliers and Jews from Nazi-occupied Hungary, and became an enduring symbol of courage and determination.

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 During the operation she was captured,tortured along with her mother and then killed by firing squad in 1944.

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 During the operation she was captured,tortured along with her mother and then killed by firing squad in 1944.