When journalist Nancy Wake went to Berlin, she became a fearless and highly skilled spy for the French Resistance during World War II. She was known as the "White Mouse" by the Gestapo for her ability to evade capture and gather vital intelligence for the Allied forces. Wake played a crucial role in organizing resistance networks, sabotaging enemy operations, and helping to liberate thousands of Allied prisoners of war. Her bravery and dedication to the cause made her one of the most decorated war heroes of the era.
