Szabo, Violette, 1921-1945

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Violette Szabo was a British-French Special Operations Executive agent during the Second World War. On her second mission into occupied France, Szabo was captured by the German army, interrogated, tortured and deported to Ravensbrück concentration camp in Germany, where she was executed.
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referencedIn War Office and successors: Registered Files (General Series) National Archives (Great Britain)
referencedIn Treasury: Ceremonial Branch: Civilian Gallantry Awards (GCC Series) Files National Archives (Great Britain)
referencedIn Special Operations Executive: Personnel Files (PF Series) National Archives (Great Britain)
referencedIn Foreign Office: Claims Department: Correspondence and Claims Files National Archives (Great Britain)
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referencedIn Small, Elisabeth (Oral history) Imperial War Museum (Great Britain)
referencedIn Harrington & Richardson .32 Double Action Imperial War Museum (Great Britain)
referencedIn Private Papers of Major H L T Peuleve DSO MC Imperial War Museum (Great Britain)
referencedIn Brown, Oliver Haward (Oral history) Imperial War Museum (Great Britain)
referencedIn THE SPECIAL OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR Imperial War Museum (Great Britain)
Place Name Admin Code Country
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 00 GB
Ravensbrück 11 DE
Paris A8 FR
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Birth 1921-06-21

Death 1945-02-05

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