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Hannah Senesh
Author(s): David Schechter
<em>Hannah Senesh</em> is a one-woman piece with music that recounts the true story of this heroic Hungarian-Jewish girl. Hannah Senesh was a young Jew, an ardent Zionist, who left her native Hungary on the eve of World War II and settled in Palestine. She parachuted several years later, with 31 other Palestinians, into Yugoslavia, tried to enter Hungary to help Jews escape the Nazis, was caught by the Germans, and executed at the age of 22. Despite terrible torture, she refused to betray others. Her death and her life have served as inspiration for later generations.
Format:Solo drama
Snapshot
Nationality of Author:U.S.
Experience(s) Chronicled:Resistance
Tags: Hungary, Hannah Senesh, Allies
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