Hannah Szenes
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Region: Hongrie et Terre d'Israël
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Hungarian Jewish poet and paratrooper, sent by the British to rescue Jews from Hungary. Captured and executed, she became an Israeli national heroine.
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Sources & resources
- D. and P. Bar-Adon, Seven who Fell (1947)
- M. Syrkin, Blessed is the Match (1948)
- « Szenes, Hannah », Encyclopaedia Judaica (2ᵉ éd.) (2007) ↗
- Y. Palgi, Ru'a? Gedolah Ba'ah (1956)
- Y. Lewy (ed.), Das Leben von Chana Szenes 1921 (1960)
- N. Braslavski (ed.), Hannah Szenes, ?ayyeha, Sheli?utah u-Motah (1966)
- O. Besser, Ha-?an?anit she-Lo Shavah (1969)
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