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Mr and Ms PRIDE us figures throughout time that dy our PRIDE values. 1-1948 lunteer”. the odd one out at Auschwitz; Pilecki had purposely let himself get arrested in 1940 with the sole intent of infiltrating the camp l information back to Western allies about its existence and purpose. Little was known about the atrocities of death camps alls and intelligence was necessary in liberating and locating them. As part of the Polish resistance, Pilecki insisted on power and saw Auschwitz as a target. Having been imprisoned, he set up ZOW (Union of Military Organisation) which sought of Nazi officers at the camp; its goals were to keep the spirit and morale of inmates up, to pass news from the outside world to cretly gather clothes and food to share, to pass intelligence outside of the camp to Polish resistance groups, and to prepare er the camp if it were breached by outside forces. able information. From 1942, reports were broadcast from inside the camp using a radio transmitter that had taken months to uggled parts. However, frustrated at the lack of action from outside forces, Pilecki broke out of the camp to force through a he was unsuccessful in convincing the resistance, though Germany surrendered within two years, finally resulting in the mp’s prisoners. eedom from Nazi occupation, it was still under the grip of Soviet Russia. Pilecki, forever dedicated to his homeland’s freedom, n Stalin’s rule. In October 1945, Pilecki was assigned an undercover mission to gather intelligence about Soviet rule and send vernment-in-exile. Most resistance soldiers were offered safe passage to escape Soviet prosecution; Pilecki declined. Two arrested and sentenced to death for his work. Due to Soviet censorship, Pilecki’s work was not made public knowledge until -2000 Beautiful Woman". marr was instantly signed by studios in the 1920s for her impressive beauty and began featuring in their films. In 1933, only ied an Austrian military arms dealer and munitions manufacturer; he rubbed shoulders with Hitler and Mussolini, supplying e borders. Over dinner, Lamarr was privy to scientific and strategic discussions about military technology, introducing her to been closed off to her due to her gender. Lamarr was not happy in the marriage and, four years later, she escaped her g to Paris. She immediately landed a contract with a talent scout who billed her as “the World's most beautiful woman" and a, where Lamarr starred in numerous films - Hollywood was entranced. ss, Lamarr was unsatisfied with the lack of challenge in her roles. She was given little dialogue, often cast only to look leading man. She took up inventing things to occupy her mind between takes. During World War II, Lamarr heard that radioes could be easily jammed, causing them to go off course. She pioneered a frequency-hopping signal that could not be tracked orking with composer George Antheil. Though this used innovative spread spectrum and frequency hopping technology, the dopt it for widespread use. They were sceptical about inventions from outside of their own military units. It was not until the eat of the Cuban Missile Crisis, that they incorporated the technology into their ships. arr carried out formed the base principles of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology that are in use today. As such, Lamarr was cted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2014. ilecki used their skills to fight for good, whilst maintaining integrity. These two figures helped out their countries in World War onal risks and boundaries, in very different but equally impressive ways: we should all strive to embody the PRIDE values as
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