Lepa Radić

[Israel Chai]

To understand how to not remain or return we must understand what has come before...

17-year-old Lepa Radić was a Serbian girl who fought during WWII but never got to see the Nazis lose the war. In February 1943, Lepa was captured. The Nazis tied a rope around her neck but offered her a way out. All she has to do is reveal her comrades' and leaders' identities.
Lepa responded: “You will know them when they come to avenge me.”

This is why we need history to live on, and the political correctness brigade to leave it alone. We were what we were, and we are what we are. History helps us become, history helps us evolve, history let's us never forget. This lady deserves to be remembered, this lady deserves the immortality of history.

[Noachide]

There were many heroines from that period. Fejős Klára and Lilika Bem were Jewish girls who gave their lifes for freedom.

[Nachus]

                                                          

What a terrible shame and sin what this heroic person and the others went through.  May
HaShem bless their righteous souls and curse these evil doers Yemach shemam vezichram. 

[Israel Chai]

                                                         

What a terrible shame and sin what this heroic person and the others went through.  May
HaShem bless their righteous souls and curse these evil doers Yemach shemam vezichram.

Agreed, but all they went though didn't dim their fire by an ember, even in death. Their spirits are still here and urging us to keep fighting. Their enemies, our enemies, are more powerful and devious than ever.