Hannah Senesh, a member of the resistance during World War II, was not only for years the model of Jewish female courage of the writer Judy Battalion (Canada, 1977), but also the woman who opened the door to a reality that he had not known until then. It was in the spring of 2007 when, in search of information about Senesh, the historian found a book in the British Library in London that would mark her future: women in the ghettosa work written in Yiddish in 1946 that included the exploits of dozens of young Jewish women who fought against...
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