THE MYSTERIOUS VIRGINIA HALL: WORLD WAR II'S MOST DANGEROUS SPY

THE MYSTERIOUS VIRGINIA HALL: WORLD WAR II'S MOST DANGEROUS SPYHow did a young lady from a wealthy family in Maryland end up as the Gestapos most wanted spy? This YA biography of Virginia Hall, World War IIs most successful female spy, will inspire reluctant readers and budding history buffs alike. Virginia Hall, known to her family as Dindy, was an athletic, outdoorsy girl who dreamed of joining the foreign service and becoming an ambassador. Despite numerous setbacks, including losing her leg to gangrene after

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North and South deployed special operations that could have changed the war’s direction in 1864

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