The SAVAGE Execution Of Violette Szabo - The SOE Spy Executed By The Nazis

[@stevelee4952]

Violet szabo is a true hero. So few youngsters even know her name. We named our daughter Violet in her honour. I am proud to say that she named her daughter Tanya, after violets daughter.

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

that's kind.

[@lorrasites6962]

Thank you for bringing so many people who are not well known in the public eye to life again through their amazing stories very well done.

[@TheUntoldPast]

No problem! Thanks for the support!

[@lsmith9249]

@@TheUntoldPast the first time l heard of her l was only a child and watched "Carve her name with pride" a 1950s film about her

[@smarterthananatheist]

23? She lived and died achieving infinitely more than I have in all my nearly 60 years. Wow, just wow.

[@randomlyfactual1943]

Now go search for Audie Murphy

[@saintesouline]

HER DAUGHTER TANIA WROTE A BOOK ABOUT HER MOTHERS TWO MISSIONS IN FRANCE, "YOUNG BRAVE AND BEAUTIFUL" .

[@tammygilmer1228]

I've read about Violette and Etienne Szabo in a book called "Love Stories of World War II"...beautiful, intelligent and brave...R.I.P. dear Violette...you are not forgotten ❤

[@WillyEckaslike]

spys are treacherous evil people who deserve to be executed...plenty of German ones paid the price too...but they were nat sees haha....people are so stupid

[@Chriskros1984]

@@WillyEckaslike get help

[@WillyEckaslike]

@@Chriskros1984 she was a spy..spies get executed...if she was German u would have been cheering from the rooftops...try doing some critical thinking

[@itsblitz4437]

There was a video game called Velvet Assassin based on her.

[@francoisperne6824]

And you begin to think.

[@johnnyhollis9977]

Unbelievably brave ladies all knowing the possible brutal consequences of their actions if caught. A very moving video, great job!

[@terrycourt123]

A very brave young woman who paid the ultimate sacrifice.She was wonderfully portrayed on screen by Virginia McKenna in Carve her name with pride RIP Violette a very courageous lady.

[@gonefishing167]

Wonderful woman. They were all very brave people in a world full of horror 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@johnmazurkewich9784]

When I was a teenager I read the book Carve Her Name With Pride. I didn't know that they made it into a movie. In any case what an incredibly courageous woman truly a hero in every sense of the word.

[@gonefishing167]

It’s a very good movie John. Think it was black and white. Probably easy found on one of the - I don’t know what they’re called - those things you pay for channels . I know one is called Stan because my son pays for it. Try and see. It’s as the name says ‘ Carve her name with Pride’. Good viewing 👵👵👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

It is on KZbin --- kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXyQo6yFmtp8hqc

[@von-Adler]

As opposed to the film, she and two other agents had been held in the bunker cell building. One day they were taken out, made to kneel and shot in the back of the head. This was perhaps 30 yards from the camp crematoria. There is a small plaque there. I have seen it.

[@OperationFoxley19441]

There is a film called "Carve Her Name With Pride." which documents her life and capture. A brave lady, R.I.P.

[@NoPulseForRussians]

Thanks for the info. I will go find and watch this. 👍🏻

[@elizabethbarbour481]

Read the book three times . The book illustrated one brave lady ! R I P.

[@andrewdrummond8576]

I remember that movie. Did she not refuse a suicide capsule from the British government agents.

[@OperationFoxley19441]

@@andrewdrummond8576 Yes that's correct, all SOE agents were given a suicide capsule as standard. But yes she refused as the majority did, many simply threw them away on issue.

[@elizabethbarbour481]

@@davidhoward437 thought she did ? It was presented to tania ,her daughter .she was wearing a beautiful dress violet bought in France for her .it was too big for her when she bought but it fitted her to be presented with her mother's mdal for bravery .

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

What a brave and stunningly beautiful woman.

[@LRBerry]

Her bravery and dedication to her work are immeasurable.

[@TheUntoldPast]

I agree!

[@Akula114]

You cannot but wonder how many of us and our children would be up to such a dangerous task as hers. Violette Szabo was as great a hero as can be imagined. Her life made the entire cosmos a better place.

[@jacquelinenoble6640]

What a beautiful, brave young woman. God bless her and all those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Only 23 wow.!!

[@TheUntoldPast]

A rather incredible yet short life!

[@jacquelinenoble6640]

@@TheUntoldPast indeed. Respect to her.

[@yossiallen3316]

Some were not even 18.

[@occultustactical6138]

Imagine a 23 year old today.... She would lose her mind because she can’t get enough likes on her Twitter page. Yet she learned day and night navigation, weapons use, explosives, how to parachute, etc. These were brave people who understood the importance of freedom.

[@yossiallen3316]

@@occultustactical6138 Today, we are too afraid of "missing out". We must be everywhere, and more importantly, the more superfluous, the cooler. 🙄🙄

[@tonyjedioftheforest1364]

A very very brave young woman. The free world owes a lot to her and her brave colleagues.

[@αλεξανδροςραπτης-λ5ζ]

her blood grew the tree of victory,never forgotten,always respected

[@MS46Z]

Thank you for making little known stories a little more known.

[@TheUntoldPast]

No problem! :)

[@daniellebcooper7160]

Ah inspiration to all that value freedom. The world needs such people as these now

[@annmiller1516]

Danielle B Cooper Yes, and we need to remember that the rights we soooo casually take for granted today was bought at a horrific price.

[@LCafran]

Such a brave, beautiful young women. She believed in such a worthy cause which she gave her life for. People like Violette are the type of courage heroes/heroines we should learn more about, she is a true inspiration. May God always bless her and let us never forget, Violette!

[@cyncus1]

Truly inspiring and to know she was so brave and strong at just 23. Our young generation will never know what true struggle is. Hope there is a heaven for people like her where she can rest and smile.

[@johnmc128]

And a hell for the others

[@juanmanu9652]

Violet Szabo's life story should be taught in all schools to inspire. Courageous women like her should be held up as an inspiration to youngsters, not modern day "pop stars" who have acheived nothing other than singing soulless and drab songs with no substance.

[@natalyafisher2571]

And who seem to prance and perform on stage wearing precious little.

[@damdon6946]

23 and the life she led....look at our 23 year olds nowadays. pathetic.

[@johnsavage5815]

Should all 23 year olds get shot then?

[@828enigma6]

@@johnsavage5815 Only those like you.

[@damdon6946]

@@johnsavage5815 Only a moron would understand my comment in the way you did, but ill answer you, No they shouldn't, nor should they spend all their time showing their asses on social media and complaining about every single insignificant thing.

[@damdon6946]

@@VuNguyen-do1mk go play.

[@ianmac214]

@@damdon6946 Kind of like exactly what you’re doing at the moment.

[@samthemacman]

Well done. Szabo became a heroine of mine as a boy of 8 when I watched the movie, Carve Her Name with Pride. I lived in Alsace Lorraine in the 1960's and our family had friends who had been in the Maquis and knew of Szabo. A great video. Thanks.

[@Sinic818]

She was only 23, wow. What an amazing woman.

[@Robin-gv2he]

She looks like Ingrid Bergman. She was so brave.

[@sedekiman]

In some pictures like Vivien Leigh.

[@normanpearson8753]

@@sedekiman Yes ,both .She's beautiful .With today's make up and lighting ,hair ,she's be Hollywood beauty .

[@Teachering]

Violette Szabo - her courage is breathtaking.

[@semsemeini7905]

God bless her soul. A true hero.

[@stephencox4224]

Many years ago Tanya Violette's daughter lived in Sydney Australia with her grandmother they were friends of my parents and I have a copy of carve her name with pride autographed by Tanya who since then moved back to the UK. Incredibly brave members of SOE all of them as well as the members of the French resistance working constantly knowing any day could be their last on earth, Violette was one of many including an Indian Muslim Princess Noor Inayat Khan who risked everything to fight the very thing now being rolled out worldwide since Covid 19. Tyranny

[@ronniematrix89]

Great upload, we should remember these heroes who sacrificed their lives so we could have peace. May her soul rest in eternal peace.

[@alisonmary1443]

I am surprised this lady survived the interrogations, not wanting to lay down and die at the hands of the enemy is powerful force. We should never forget all who lived and died for our freedom. Ravensbruck is where Corrie Ten Boom was also held with her sister, both in their 70s, outstandingly brave women.

[@MrBadBean]

A very brave, beautiful lady.

[@WillyEckaslike]

an insurgent /terrorist who trained people to blow other human beings up and even gunned down occupying troops in France...u dont do critical thinking do u?

[@CmdrShepard4Ever]

@@WillyEckaslike Are you being serious?

[@WillyEckaslike]

@@CmdrShepard4Ever if u take away the fact that shes a woman..shes attractive and she was on your side then the reality is above..u must understand that the reason for all these movies and documentaries is to warp ur mind into believing the establishment version of history...history is a set of l eyes agreed upon..Naloleon

[@michaeltroster9059]

We don’t seem to produce people of this caliber any longer.

[@davidhoward437]

Because we are not in a world war. Count your blessings.

[@factenter6787]

"Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times."--G. Michael Hopf

[@hanula59]

Because we do not teach values and we infantilise and overprotect youngster. They seem not to develop resiliency anymore. Not all do.

[@PaulHere1953]

A beautiful brave girl, born 32 years, to the day, before I was born. I don’t know how she was so brave; I just wish I could be like her if it ever came to it. The way things are going now-a-days we just don’t know where we and our children/grandchildren will be going soon.

[@neilfraser2349]

So many unknown heroes gave their life in war. Such a senseless exercise, war.

[@sarahz1957]

I am surprised at the silence of the German church and English church over the treatment of prisoners and the bombing of civilian areas during WW2.

[@davidhoward437]

The movie "Carve Her Name With Pride" actually understated her bravery. She should have received the Victoria Cross for extreme valour under fire.

[@rubenoteiza9261]

I think I saw this movie. I thought it was fiction. She was caught in a cafe and despite having been caught she keeps her poise and calm when her contact comes over and she pretends she doesn't know him which gives him the clue she was lost and he has to go away and leave her, knowing her fate. That was pretty sad. Or maybe it was another movie but I remember well the woman, she had been parachuted in France.

[@colinbarnsdale8017]

What a brave lady,all of use that like our freedom owe so much to these brave people. God Bless them R I P .

[@MrAlcull]

She was my mother's flatmate.I have photos of them together.

[@gypsy414]

Thats amazing! They went thru so much so young and paid in blood for the prideful pompous ignorant kids of today to have no worries or cares about anyone but themselves. Not all but surely 80%. Im humbled by her generation and ashamed of this new one cuz they surely won't sacrifice for the good of humanity

[@dickvarga6908]

any chance of uploading the photos?

[@MrAlcull]

@@dickvarga6908 How would I do that, and where would I send them?

[@OperationFoxley19441]

That's really awesome, you must find a way to share them 👍🙂 You can have them digitally reproduced so they can be out online. Try a reputable Photoshop.

[@MrAlcull]

I'll see what I can do.

[@its-me-here]

Amazing, I hope her daughter is still alive with a large family and grandchildren who know what a woman their grandmother was. Double damn.

[@kantleymarigus5894]

they undoubtedly grew up knowing they were descended from a true hero. Her daughter accepted her George Cross on her behalf

[@wildcolonialman]

Fabulous young woman, clearly loved by her husband, with remarkable courage sets forth against the enemy. Stunning. What the Gestapo and SS did to these remarkable SOE Lass to this day has not been forgotten by this man-as barbarism was the hallmark.

[@robfinch3277]

If you want to find out more read the book "Between Silk And Cyanide" by Leo Marks. It gives some insight into SOE and covers Violette Szabo. A very moving story, and a great read.

[@michaelroleston7766]

Remember well learning all about her in history WW2 as a 12 year old in 1966,I sadly think most young people have no idea who this true heroine is today,long live Violet

[@krzysztofciuba271]

they are not taught about Satan who rules this dumb world (Lk 4:6, Ap12:12, also in Vatican:1P4:17)etc) esp the dumb MassMedia; science (maybe basics), Philosophy and theology is a mystery for sure for this Dark Ages society

[@davidhoward437]

@@krzysztofciuba271 Go outside and play. Leave the conversation to the grown-ups.

[@krzysztofciuba271]

@@davidhoward437 U're the typical "grown-up" still in the kindergarten which I see all around especially Univ. graduates idiots who have learned only to watch TV and buy a hot-dog; any non-sense's term is too abstract to comprehend as for any ape (though some of them can calculate faster than humans). I've an "encounter@dialog about my Shirt@Perfect Christian Cross" with UE Parl. guards on Aug6,2015 on my pilgrimage to bl.Frantz Jaggerstadder's tomb (in Austria). How is your daily pilgrimage to...Hell?

[@johnmc128]

@@krzysztofciuba271 I take it you didn't go to Univ then, is that why you call them idiots, Jealous ? Oh and trying to belittle others does not make you better, so you went to some ones tomb Yay that must make you some kind of special.

[@elizabethspedding1975]

Someone has mentioned the film Carve her name with Pride, it's very good.🌹

[@joanmcgovern1783]

I watched the film about her very sad,also at the end of the film her daughter and her grandfather were given a medal by King George for her bravery,

[@TheUntoldPast]

Will have to check it out!

[@johnthomson6507]

Incredibly brave. May she rest in peace.

[@davedore6021]

The museum built for her in 2000, located at Wormlow Tump, Herefordshire, is her aunts old house where she spent her holidays as a young girl, it is now owned by Rosemary Rigby MBE who gives talks on the war, and also holds a garden party celebration on Bastille day for Violette.

[@TheUntoldPast]

Was great to read up on this aspect of her commemoration!

[@idleonlooker1078]

A VERY brave Lady indeed. Never forget what these men and women did - and endured! - to secure our freedom today. Thank you. Rest in peace. 😔

[@nickparry1227]

Such a brave woman, if only people were like her today, now people get butthurt if someone that they don't know says some nasty words on Twitter. God help us if we were to have another world war🙏

[@TheUntoldPast]

Definitely, she was a rather remarkable woman.

[@philfyphil]

FFS! Hardly a valid analogy but a great way to demonstrate your stupidity!

[@tsaxondale2499]

what a shame you have to drag your bile into this brave woman's story.

[@nickparry1227]

@@tsaxondale2499 Jesus loves you 😘🙏

[@davidm-1965tb]

Should be compulsory viewing for all young people. They would then understand what brave is. Not sitting on a ,motorway blocking traffic. "Brave" is how some have described them.

[@glettnile2603]

Great vid bud very professional very informative

[@markpaul8178]

She is the definition of a true HERO.

[@shadowmihaiu]

Very interesting thank you . But I can't understand why you keep calling her name "saz-bo" instead of how it is spelt and pronounced: "Sza-bo" She deserves her name correctly known.

[@markmezo]

Correct. it's a silent 'Z' so just Sabo (Hungarian).

[@dickvarga6908]

he is english from a time and class that added "r" s everywhere ie Canadar for Canada.

[@stogies3]

@@dickvarga6908 yup the narration is quite bad sziasztok

[@dickvarga6908]

@@stogies3 mostly due to his regional english accent, other english would never add the "r" as he does "sarsbo"

[@keithwinters3031]

Stand up to tyranny. It could well happen again. Incredible lady. Saw " Carve Her Name With Pride " when was about 14. Surviving the bastard Nazi torture is difficult to get head around. Who could do that to anyone.

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

we lived on " burnley road, stockwell, london, sw9, back then, and they were making the film, about Violette Reine Elizabeth Szabo (née Bushell) called " Carve her name with pride " 1958. Violette Szabo used to live down this road, we were coming home, and the road had a barrier with a policeman, stopping people going down the road, we got under the barrier, and the policeman said " what are you doing " and we said " going home " and he said " go on then " we ended up on the film, but we did not even know what a film was, at the time, never had been to a picture house, or even new what a tv was at the time, till we saw the film many years later on the tv, and that's when we found out about it.

[@joeperson4792]

A good shot taught by her father. Hell keeping armed solders at bay for thirty minutes, with only so many clips is no small accomplishment!

[@optimus439]

she is absolutely gorgeous and that makes her dangerous

[@hammerqos]

Another great video. Inspiring selfless story ..

[@PittManGaming]

Very sad story for a very courageous woman.

[@MsPixi66]

Such a beautiful strong woman thank you R.I.P x

[@warrenkimble4578]

Amazing shows keep up the episodes 👍😃

[@TheUntoldPast]

Thanks Warren!

[@fanatic26]

Thank you Violette Szabo.

[@harrycarry516]

I remember the film as a child, never forgot it!!!

[@jameshoopes6467]

Thankfully, Fritz Suhren was later captured, tried, and executed.

[@joevignolor4u949]

Violette Szabo's story sounds like it could have been the inspiration for the book and movie, "A Man Called Intrepid". What happened to her in real life and to the female spy in the movie sounds very similar.

[@markmezo]

They did make a film based on her called "Carve Her Name with Pride"

[@IK-so2bm]

I bet her killers slipped by and lived long happy life.

[@teatime6597]

It was according to the laws of many countries, including the US and Great Britain to execute spies and saboteurs, even if they didn't kill anyone. The germans were no different - would anyone expect the to be more lenient than the allies? LOL!

[@lindsayheyes925]

After the war the executioners were pursued by a unit led by Airey Neave to try and bring them to justice. The files on the torture and execution of Violette Szabo and Noor Inayat Khan remain open, according to an investigator I met who had trained with her in SOE. Neave later did important work in re-establishing the SAS. He eventually took up politics in the Conservative Party, and had a role in Margaret Thatcher's government. He was murdered by the IRA, who blew him up in his car in the underground car park of the House of Commons. As we approach the anniversary of the bombing of the Conservative Party Conference in those days, we should take a moment to remember all those who have fallen at the hands of enemies of democracy - the combatants, the spies, the emergency services, and the politicians.

[@greggemerer8251]

@@lindsayheyes925 fritz suhren the commandant of ravensbruck was brought to trial, convicted and executed in 1950.

[@lindsayheyes925]

@@greggemerer8251 Thanks for the information, which I did not know. Presumably he is not thought to have been solely responsible.

[@mikesey1]

"The life that I have Is all that I have And the life that I have Is yours. The love that I have Of the life that I have Is yours and yours and yours. A sleep I shall have A rest I shall have Yet death will be but a pause. For the peace of my years In the long green grass Will be yours and yours and yours" 😥

[@idleonlooker1078]

That is a very poignant, and beautiful, poem! Thanks for sharing. What is its' title?

[@lindsayheyes925]

"The Life That I Have" It was very much her poem.

[@planetyouranus22]

This was the poem from the movie "Carve Her Name With Pride"

[@mikesey1]

@@planetyouranus22 Indeed.

[@angloaust1575]

One of the hazards of not fighting in uniform not covered by geneva Convention for pows!

[@davidoneill9244]

Why can't we have commentators capable of proper pronunciation? Such words as "maquis" should be pronounced as "maki" while Violettes surname is pronounced "sabo"

[@stone-coldsteveautism6986]

She quite looks like a young Ingrid Bergman.

[@briankorbelik2873]

Yes, she really does look like a young Bergman. "you must remember this, a kiss is just a kiss, a sigh is just a sigh, as time goes by."

[@teresacaldwell0220]

I just watch her film and it must have been a shorten version of her life . So thank you for telling us the life that she lived during them horrible war years . May she rest in peace.. she is so like my mum with her hair and photograph like that .. The films name is called "Carve her name with pride" It's on KZbin free to watch .but it doesn't go into the whole details like here.. .. so thank you for the real life of a brave Woman.. .

[@misiasert1348]

Adore Yr channel, but violet szarbo is a bridge too far imo. The pain of this women's heroism overwhelms me.

[@WillBravoNotEvil]

Certainly no more than it did her.

[@misiasert1348]

@@WillBravoNotEvil she didn't think herself in the least brave or heroic.. in that era, at that time ,that particular generation, just got on with stuff..

[@dickvarga6908]

Szabo = zah boh

[@misiasert1348]

@@dickvarga6908 sar bo = szarbo = gutsy a f ♥

[@dickvarga6908]

@@misiasert1348 what accent uses the "r" sound like this, West Country England?

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Thanks!

[@wfranceschi3606]

She kinda resembles Ingrid Bergman

[@reneedennis2011]

Yes, she does.

[@robertchubb1518]

Agreed..and she was stunning!

[@terrancecoard388]

I scrolled down to see it if was just me!! Sure looks like her in one of the photos.

[@stone-coldsteveautism6986]

Oops...I didn't see your post before I sent mine. Good eye.

[@djay6651]

She was an attractive woman. I'm surprised she wasn't used to get info out of enemy officers.

[@Liitebulb]

It's a dangerous job prostitution yourself even though many male and female spies took this risk

[@gerrypowell2748]

RIP. you are not forgotten❤️

[@roseogrady8785]

The Life that i have is all that i Have and the Life that i Have is Yours... One very brave Lady.

[@8472turtle]

Rest in peace

[@tombowen6430]

The life that I have Is all that I have And the life that I have Is yours. The love that I have Of the life that I have Is yours and yours and yours. A sleep I shall have A rest I shall have Yet death will be but a pause. For the peace of my years In the long green grass Will be yours and yours and yours. …….the code poem issued to Violette by author, Leo Marks on 24 March 1944.

[@gonefishing167]

So sad but beautiful. I have heard it before, could it have been in the movie. Mind you, it is so beautiful it should be repeated often 🙏🙏🙏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@elizabethbarbour481]

This poem was written for her by her husband who got killed . When she went on mission ,she used her poem as a code as she would never forget it . She was to pick something that was imperative she could remember

[@popazz1]

@@gonefishing167 ... Yes, it was spoken by Virginia McKenna who portrayed Violette in the film 'Carve Her Name With Pride '.

[@tracymcardle1236]

I love this poem I remember watching "Carve her name with Pride" years ago it was a great film💕💕🙏🙏

[@tombowen6430]

@@elizabethbarbour481 sorry to disappoint, but the author of the poem is Leo Marks, a writer, poet and cryptographer who was assigned to help train SOE agents in Baker Street in 1943. It was a code poem which (in messages) helped to make it difficult for them to be decoded by the enemy. The film “Carve Her Name With Pride” shows it was written by Violette’s husband Etienne who had died in Egypt in 1942 but this is just to add to the emotive value of the film - it was not the case.

[@brianvoorheis8540]

A great channel,this video being a fine example of the important information you make available,which is why I subscribe. For an American,I normally negotiate British English quite well,but do have trouble understanding much of the narration due to your accent. There's likely no way to mitigate it now,but thought I should respectfully let you know. All best wishes. =Brian V=

[@vince7003]

Be thankful we were born after that crazy period in time.

[@jimuren2388]

The book Between Silk and Suicide is excellent and talks about here

[@paulmunro3175]

"Between Silk and Cyanide' is the title.

[@jimuren2388]

@@paulmunro3175 Thanks for the correction, I feel so silly. ☺️☺️ Should be "talks about her" also. The book is outstanding

[@paulmunro3175]

@@jimuren2388 If you check out 'A Woman of No Importance', as it deals with another SOE heroine, you will not be disappointed. Outstanding read!

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you!!

[@TheUntoldPast]

No problem :)

[@stevelee4952]

One of the great heroines of our country. God bless her.

[@robertschweppenhauser9891]

Such brave woman .....WE WILL REMEMBER.

[@timothykozlowski2945]

A very brave and fascinating young lady.

[@jlprescott7243]

Amazing story. What happened to her daughter? Cheers!

[@blasterelforg7276]

inspiring story of a great patriot who also wanted to avenge the death of her husband

[@ibartucz1057]

Szabo is a Hungarian family name Taylor in English

[@josephstabile9154]

Thanks for the cconcise & informative video. Is her name pronounced "Tzahz-bo", or is it "Tzah-bo"?

[@dangr3957]

Szabo is a popular Hungarian family name and the meaning is Tailor. Hungarians pronounce it Sabo. In the Hungarian alphabet there is a word ‘Sz’ which is pronounced as S in the English language.

[@josephstabile9154]

@@dangr3957 Thank you! The knowledge regarding the correct pronunciation seems neither difficult or obscure to acquire, so much so that our narrator of this video should have been able to correctly pronounce her name...

[@dickvarga6908]

@@dangr3957 i have heard sabo and zabo from Hungarian speakers, they have about 30 dialects for 10 000 000 people, no?

[@willtobias5280]

Excellent video, except that I wish you would learn to pronounce "Szabo" if you're going to do an expose on her. As well as Maquis.

[@briankorbelik2873]

I do believe that Szabo is Czech or Hungarian.

[@willtobias5280]

@@briankorbelik2873 yep, I believe that too, but it's pronounced more like "Sarbo" than "Sazbo"

[@rodgeyd6728]

Beautiful, courageous and brave. George Cross ! Should have been the Military Cross.

[@johannarocho3040]

So brave so young!

[@stogies3]

Szabo is a hungarian/magyar name: the “sz” is pronounced as “s” At least you should pronounce her name correctly,she deserves it.

[@keltacuk8112]

People moan if its too hot or too cold.....or they can't find the remote. Just remember!

[@von-Adler]

Another British Prisoner of the individual cell bunker block at Ravensbruck was Odette Churchill. She was kept alive because she was thought to be related to Winston Churchill. HOWEVER when I visited that bunker block the guides there had never heard of her

[@14Aymara]

Amazing, beautiful, brave young woman. May she rest in Peace. 💗🌷💗🌷💗

[@xxsweetalkinxx]

My nan and grandad told me her story, then showed me the film she has lived in my heart since.

[@adamoneil7435]

This is amazing. A good fictionalized account of such missions by female spies in WW2 is "Trapeze" by Simon Mawer

[@TheUntoldPast]

Thanks Adam :)

[@georgestranack612]

What a heroine.Shes the spit of Ingrid Bergman

[@hadrianlear1215]

Wow never knew of her story what a hero

[@lamsy1]

Her name is Violette, her name is carved into my heart xxx

[@arsenvokrug4198]

Your videos are normally excellent BUT mispronouncing her name is unforgivable. You really should redo this one!

[@gypsydildopunks7083]

That's a problem with youtube. How do you pronounce

[@oigleoystereater2003]

I think, to honour this lovely and brave young lady you may think about re-recording the audio and pronouncing her surname correctly. It is NOT Sarsbow as you pronounced it, but , phonetically, "Zaybow".

[@ahannan9]

Or you can do it. Easy enough right.

[@oigleoystereater2003]

@@ahannan9 yes, it's very easy to respect people by saying their name correctly, especially someone with the history this lady has.

[@ahannan9]

@@oigleoystereater2003 Ahhh my new apologies I misread your original. I thought you were also complaining about his quality of work. Pronouncing her name correctly would be nice.

[@dickvarga6908]

never hears a Magyar pronounce it Zaybow, English/American, yes, but, many Magyar, many dialects. Varga is sometimes pronounced Warga (Slovak? Pole?)or Vah ga.

[@oigleoystereater2003]

@@dickvarga6908 I took my pronunciation from what a family member with the same Surname uses when he pronounces his name. He was from Denmark.

[@MrGoldenV]

More castle videos!