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Hannah’s Road [דרכה של חנה]
Author(s): Yitzhak (Landberg) Sadeh
A retelling of the heroism of Hannah Senesh, who escaped to Palestine from Nazi Europe, then parachuted into Yugoslavia to try to rescue Hungarian Jews, but was captured and executed by the Nazis at the age of 23.
Format: Drama
Snapshot
Original Source Material: The death of Hannah Szenes.Original Language: Hebrew
Publisher:
Hakibbutz Hameuchad (in Lohamim, Warriors) 1952