World War 2 Women: True Stories of World War 2 Women in Action

The Women Heroes and Spies of World War 2

De: Cyrus J. Zachary

Narrado por: Todd Mansfield

Duración: 1 h y 5 m

Resumen del Editor

From the dawn of time, women have been perceived as the caretakers, as nurturers and as mothers. They are seen as delicate creatures, to be protected and taken care of. Many a time, this argument has served more than one chauvinist who sought to keep the woman bound to his wishes, unable to do anything beyond the quintessential cooking and cleaning and rearing of the children.

Yet, given the chance, women have proven themselves time and time again, going above and beyond the call of duty. For all that they are perceived to be the physically weaker of the two accepted sexes, it is the female who carries a full human being within her.

Both the world wars left an indelible mark on the earth; the face of humanity was forever altered, both during and in the aftermath. Millions lost their lives, and rebuilding was an effort that took decades.

There were a number of women who became spies, particularly during the Second World War, sneaking behind enemy lines to gather information and performing other duties to help win the war.

These are unsung heroes, often forgotten in the face of their more famous, "stronger" male counterparts.

Here is a preview of what you'll learn....

• The Amazing Tenacity of Nancy Wake
• Violette Reine Szabo - The Silent Sentinel
• The Brave Andree Borrel
• Lise de Baissac - The Secret Spy
• How far could these brave women go?
• Much, much more!

If the amazing feats of female spies and heroes of World War II interest you then get this audiobook now!

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