In this compelling episode, we delve into the extraordinary life of Edith Cavell, a British nurse whose unwavering faith and courage during World War I made her a symbol of compassion and sacrifice. As she navigated the challenges of running a hospital in occupied Belgium, Edith chose to help Allied soldiers escape, putting her life on the line for her convictions. Join us as we explore her journey from a quiet upbringing in England to becoming a martyr and a hero, and reflect on the profound impact her actions had on the world.

Chapters:

(01:25) Edith Cavell was born in Norwich, England, to evangelical parents

(06:08) Edith Carvel transforms nursing in Belgium with revolutionary reforms

(09:19) Edith Cavell shelters wounded soldiers during World War I in Belgium

(16:00) Edith Cavell was executed for aiding German soldiers during WWI

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