Tania Damaris Desiree Szabo

Tania Damaris Desiree Szabo. Tania Szabo, looking at the picture of her mother Violette Szabo and the Cross (awarded to At the outbreak of the Second World War, Violette Szabó was working on a perfume counter in Brixton On 8 June 1942 she gave birth to Tania Damaris Desiree Szabo at St Mary's Hospital, Paddington while Etienne was stationed at Bir Hakeim in North Africa

Within a year she had met and married Etienne Szabó, a Frenchman, but their time was cut short when he died fighting at El Alamein in 1942, never. Tania Szabo, the daughter of French-born British World War II agent Violette Szabo, holds her mother's George Cross medal in July 2015 Yet through all of this, Violette refused to talk.

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Centenary celebrations took place last year, but were restricted by Covid regulations. Tania Szabo Violette Szabo was just 23 when, in June 1944, she was caught behind enemy lines, viciously tortured and finally shot in the back of the head Before joining the SOE, Szabo had married a member of the Free French Forces and had a daughter, Tania

Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery Brookwood Surrey England. Tania Szabo with the book she. Violette Szabo image by the Imperial War Museum and Tania Szabo wearing her mother's medals, image by the National Army Museum Nazi persecution claim: Tania Damaris Desiree Rosandic (nee Szabo) for Violette Reine Elizabeth Szabo (nee Bushell) (deceased) Date: 1964 Jan 01 - 1967 Dec 31 Held by: The National Archives, Kew: Former reference in its original department: HNP 268: Legal status: Public Record(s).

Violette’s daughter Tania Szabo recites The Life That I have written by Leo Marks video. Her daughter Tania was only two years old at the time guardian of my child Tania Damaris Desiree Szabó, in the event of my death.' She signed it simply: 'V