WOMEN IN INTELLIGENCE

World War II

Other Countries

Included here:

1. European Resistance

2. Far East & Pacific Area

1. European Resistance

Gardiner, Muriel. Code Name "Mary." New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1983.

Wilcox: "Adventures in the WWII Austrian underground. Basis for 'Julia' in Pentimento."

McDevitt, Bette. "Teenage Resistance Heroine Tiny Mulder." World War II (Nov. 2003). [http://www.historynet.com/wwii/bltinymulder/]

"Young Tiny Mulder used her language skills, wits and a large dose of courage to keep Allied airmen shot down over Holland out of German hands."

Sutherland, Christine. Monica: Heroine of the Danish Resistance. New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1990.

Surveillant 1.2: This book is a biography of "Monica Massy-Beresford Wichfield, an Irish aristocrat, educated in England and Europe," who became "a leading member of the Danish Resistance." She was eventually "betrayed & sentenced to death."

Von Meding, Dorothee. Tr., Michael Balfour. Courageous Hearts: Women and the Anti-Hitler Plot of 1944. Oxford and Providence, RI: Berghahn, 1997.

According to Flynn, History 26.2, the author "presents the life stories of eleven women who were the wives or friends" of conspirators in the 20 July Hitler assassination plot. The book is based on the women's memories as recorded in television interviews.

2. Far East & Pacific Area

Howe, Russell Warren. The Hunt for "Tokyo Rose." Lanham, MD: Madison Books, 1990.

Surveillant 1.1: Howe presents a "highly readable reconstruction of the life of Iva Toguri, the California-born Nisei." The book includes "detailed references to the actual trial transcripts."

Murray, Mary. Hunted: A Coastwatcher's Story. San Francisco, CA: Tri- Ocean Books, 1967. [Petersen]

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