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Viktoria Savs (Bad Reichenhall, Alemania, 27 de junio de 1899-Salzburgo, Austria, 31 de diciembre de 1979) fue una mujer austríaca que durante la Primera Guerra Mundial se enroló en el Ejército austro-húngaro disfrazada de hombre, con el objetivo de permanecer junto a su padre alistado.
Viktoria Savs (27 June 1899 in Bad Reichenhall - 31 December 1979 in Salzburg) served in the Austro-Hungarian Army during the First World War disguised as a man. She was one of two known female soldiers on the Austrian front lines (the other was Stephanie Hollenstein).
Viktoria Savs war eine von zwei bekannten österreichischen Frontsoldatinnen des Ersten Weltkriegs. Sie diente mit Wissen ihrer Vorgesetzten, doch praktisch als Frau unerkannt, an der Dolomitenfront. Nach einer schweren Verwundung im Mai 1917 kam sie ins Lazarett. Für ihren Einsatz und ihre Tapferkeit wurde sie mehrfach ...
Viktoria Savs ( Bad Reichenhall, Alemania, 27 de junio de 1899- Salzburgo, Austria, 31 de diciembre de 1979) fue una mujer austríaca que durante la Primera Guerra Mundial se enroló en el Ejército austro-húngaro disfrazada de hombre, con el objetivo de permanecer junto a su padre alistado.
Learn about Viktoria Savs, a woman who disguised herself as a man and fought in the Austro-Hungarian army during World War I. She received several medals for her bravery and leadership, and was known as the "heroic girl of the Drei Zinnen".
Viktoria Savs, also known as the “heroine of the Drei Zinnen”, followed her father into the war under the name Viktor Savs in 1915. She served in the 2nd Innsbruck Landsturm Infantry Battalion and was awarded the Silver Medal for Bravery, First Class, the Bronze Medal for Bravery and the Karl Troop Cross for her services at the front.
The heroic soldier Viktoria Savs. A certain Viktoria Savs wanted to join the front in the Dolomites during the First World War. They turned a blind eye, ordered her to wear men's clothes and told her not to confide in anyone.
