Ace Female Disc

Author: Huang Jiefen
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book records the lives of twelve ace female spies. On an invisible battlefield, they fought as men, playing a pivotal role. They influenced major battles, such as Hedy at the D-Day Normandy Landings, Nancy in the "Operation Sea Lion," and Beryl Stephenson in the German invasion of Moscow. It is difficult to judge them simply by good or bad standards. Because the "masters" they served had two or three countries. For example, Mata Hari for France and Germany, and Lisa for the United States, Germany, and the Soviet Union. They were incredibly beautiful and intelligent, and even the most fearless warriors and calm researchers were defeated by them. For instance, Nancy captivated Hitler, and Magdalena Konenkova conquered Einstein. Their fates were unpredictable, with no knowing whether they would live or die in the next second. Life meant continuing the fight, and death meant the end of the battle. Therefore, for them, life was not a joy, and death was not a sorrow—intelligence was the only meaning.