Nancy Wake - Wikipedia
WEBNancy Wake wrote her own account (first published 1985) with the original title, The White Mouse ("The autobiography of the woman the Gestapo called the White Mouse") (ISBN 0-7251-0755-3).
The White Mouse by Nancy Wake - Goodreads
WEBJan 1, 1985 · The Gestapo called her White Mouse. Nancy Wake, a New Zealander who became one of the most highly decorated women of WW II, here she tells her own story.
Nancy Wake, The White Mouse Of The French Resistance - All …
WEBFeb 7, 2018 · By 1942, the Gestapo had put her at the top of their most wanted list, offering a five million franc prize for her capture, dead or alive. They referred to her as the “White Mouse,” as she had managed to evade capture several times throughout the war. Wake’s resistance had begun in 1933.
The Real Nancy Wake: Journalist, Spy, Revolutionary - YouTube
WEBThis is the incredible true story of Nancy Wake, the daring allied spy who became the Gestapo’s most wanted woman in WWII. Codenamed ‘The White Mouse’ for he...
Nancy Wake (TV Mini Series 1987) - IMDb
WEBNancy Wake tells the true story of Australia's greatest war heroine - the woman the Gestapo dubbed the 'White Mouse'. This miniseries event begins in 1939 when Nancy meets Henri Fiocca, while she is working on assignment as a journalist in Marseilles.
SOE Operative Nancy Wake's Only Regret Was Not Taking Out …
WEBJun 30, 2023 · As a Special Operations Executive (SOE) agent, she infiltrated enemy lines, becoming one of the most decorated female agents of the conflict. Known as “the white mouse,” she played a pivotal role in the fight against Germany.
The White Mouse: WWII Hero's Story Will Live On - NPR
WEBAug 13, 2011 · One of the most decorated women of World War II died earlier this month. Her name was Nancy Wake, but she was best known as "The White Mouse." Guest host Jacki Lyden has more.
Nancy Wake - The National Archives
WEBNancy Wake (1912–2011) was an agent for the Special Operations Executive and the most wanted woman in France during the Second World War. Dubbed the 'White Mouse' by the Nazis, she was the one...
Nancy Wake, The White Mouse - Legacy.com
WEBAug 7, 2015 · The Nazis dubbed her the White Mouse because of her ability to avoid capture, and by 1943 she was the Gestapo’s most wanted person. Though Wake evaded capture, her husband did not and was...
Nancy Wake, ‘White Mouse’ of World War II, dies at 98
WEBMs. Wake, nicknamed “The White Mouse,” was one of the most effective and cunning British agents working in German-occupied France during World War II.
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