The remains of Hannah Szenes, the Jewish paratrooper and poet who was killed during a daring WWII mission behind enemy lines, finally arrived in Israel on March 27th, 1950, more than five years after her death. This rare footage from the Carmel Newsreels captured the somber event... | National Library of Israel

Hungarian poet turned paratrooper Hannah Szenes joined the British SOE and parachuted into Nazi occupied Hungary in 1944. Captured and executed that same year, she was posthumously awarded Israel’s Medal of Valor. #TheWarRoom #HannahSzenes #SOE #WWIIHeroes #fblifestyle | The War Room

70 years ago, the remains of Hannah Szenes, the Jewish paratrooper and poet who was killed during a daring WWII mission behind enemy lines, were finally buried in Israel on March 28th, 1950, more than five years after her death. This rare footage from the Carmel Newsreels captured the somber event... Szenes was the author of the Hebrew poem "A Walk to Caesarea", commonly known by the opening words Eli, Eli ("My God, My God") Find more videos like this by joining our group History of Israel Video

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