Status Updates From Wolves at the Door: The Tru...

Oh, to be someone so brave that they wil risk their own life for others and the better good. Hopefully in my next life.

Maybe I will get back to this someday - it would be a bit more interesting to me if it read as more narrative style. Just fact after fact.

A very well written and concise story. I highly recommend this work to everyone interested in WWII Resistance history.

Book arrived today. Trying to finish up another book before digging into this one.

Great untold story.

Diving into the good and the bad of my heritage as I'm kinda obsessed.

Not feeling it.

A very good read

Looks good!

Good read and holds your attention.

'As she had done with her men in the Cosne area, Virginia trained explosives crews and sent them on missions almost every night between July 27 and August 12. She had never been formally trained for sabotage, and quite frankly couldn't imagine the need. Planning and organizing these operations was simply a question of using common sense.' I love her so much.

'They [Parisians] especially avoided eye contact with the Germans, who had begun calling Paris 'la ville sans regard' (the city that never looks at you).'

The Germans had at least 10 types of identity cards for each individual's required for: food ration, military papers, clothing ration, driver's license, census, tobacco ration, birth certificate, medical certificate, work permit, and proof of residence. That is so much paperwork!

She did it all with an artificial leg.

This book is taking forever to read......

This one is EXCELLENT. Virginia Hall was one intrepid human before her war.