The Changing Roles of Women

Edith Cavell was considered a heroine because she was a nurse in the red cross.Her crime was she helped german soldiers escape.It would look really big in it would be 14 stories high and be shiny and brick.

Edith Cavell was born on Decmber 4,1865, in Norfolk,England and was a British World War 1 nurse however an humanitarian as well.She helped escape hundreds of allied German soldiers escape from German-occupied Belgium.She was arrested on August 3,1915 and charged with harbouring allied soldiers by Germany.Edith Cavell was killed on October 12,1915, in Brussels,Belgium at the Tir National.If I were to create something to remember her by I would build a special place in a history museum for her.

She considered a hero for being a red cross nurse in world war 1. Her crime in the eyes of the Germans was Helping soldiers escape from the war. If I had made a memorial for her I would Put a red cross up and put on it "In LOVING MEMORY...EDITH CAVELL WHO DIED FOR SOLDIERS"

Edith Cavell helped soldiers trapped in German occupied parts of Belgium to escape into Neutral Hollad. She was arrest on Aug 3, 1915 for helping the soldiers. Her trial lasted only two days and ended with her being sentenced to death by shooting. On Oct. 12, 1915 she was executed by firing squad in the National Rifle Range located on the outskirts of Brussels. Yes she was considered a heroine because she helped save lives. If I need a memorial I would have a statue of her at the National Rifle Range where she was executed, and have is say "Our Heroine, Saving Lives of Soldiers."

Edith Cavell is a heroine because she helped hundreds of soldiers from the Allied forces to escape occupied Belgium to the Netherlands. Edith violated the German military law and was arrested for habouring Allied soldiers. I would build a statue of Edith Cavell and inscribe "Always Help Others At Any Cost".