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Resistance fighter Frieda Belinfante remains an inspiration for women today, including actress Kim van Zeben

Resistance fighter Frieda Belinfante remains an inspiration for women today, including actress Kim van Zeben

Dutch resistance fighter Frieda Belinfante continues to inspire modern women, such as Amsterdam-based actress Kim van Zeben. Van Zeben feels a personal connection to Belinfante due to their shared identity as queer women working in the arts.

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