Ung County
Uzhhorod
['velikiye luki', 'fuzhou city', 'tuscumbia', 'zarqa', 'vittel', 'port antonio', 'samut songkhram', 'motala', 'baripada', 'valencia', 'ropar', 'baglung', 'livno', 'bucharest', 'aileu', 'tananarive', 'quebec', 'yanji', 'manchester', 'valjevo', 'gatesville', 'mbabane', 'tizi ouzou', 'naumburg', 'vathy', 'maputo', 'teheran', 'minna', 'cape may court house', 'duhok', 'boulsa', 'gatchina', 'cloppenburg', 'tullamore', 'leghorn', 'coalville', 'baquba', 'padmanabhapuram', 'king edward point', 'okayama', 'novosibirsk', 'minneapolis', 'sucre', 'vyshny volochyok', 'emmendingen', 'leszno', 'greenville', 'kragujevac', 'thakhek', 'sedalia', 'pazin', 'kotlas', 'bellinzona', 'kapilavastu', 'catanzaro', 'wicklow', 'angol', 'santo domingo', 'surgut', 'warszawa', 'shillong', 'nikel', 'lankaran', 'syktyvkar', 'khoy', 'mullaitivu', 'south tarawa', 'brussels', 'pekin', 'batroun', 'vilyuysk', 'ramallah', 'cork city', 'alor star', 'eagle pass', 'mahendranagar', 'marrakesh', 'tunis', 'vigan', 'olot', 'miercurea ciuc', 'louvain', 'dallas', 'komotini', 'san salvador de jujuy', 'wuhan', 'tucumcari', 'albany', 'valladolid', 'pamplona', 'hamhung', 'skien', 'patras', 'bandung', 'gafsa', 'surabaya', 'dhamtari', 'cape town', 'moradabad']
Lisa Fittko
Lisa Fittko (born Elizabeth Eckstein, Hungarian: Eckstein (Ekstein) Erzsébet; 1909, Uzhhorod, Ung County, Kingdom of Hungary - March 12, 2005, Chicago) helped many escape from Nazi-occupied France during World War II. For her bravery and actions during the occupation she is considered an "invisible hero of resistance."[citation needed] The author of two memoirs about wartime Europe, Fittko is also known for her assisting German philosopher and critic Walter Benjamin in getting out of France to escape the Nazis in 1940.