Agente : Female Secret Agents in World Wars, Cold Wars and Civil Wars
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[Place of publication not identified] : The History Press, [2016].
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Mathilde Carré was caught by the Abwehr in occupied France and betrayed everyone in her Resistance network to her new lover. At her trial, she said, "Women do not have the same choices as men." Yet female agents of SOE saved thousands of Allied soldiers' lives. In the Comintern's 70-year war against the West, Moscow's many female agents seduced soldiers and politicians, got divorced and married following orders, financed revolutions and stole nuclear secrets--many settling in the countries they betrayed to avoid being shot on return to the USSR. This book records the lives of the "agentes" and investigates the powerful motives that drove them to undertake such dangerous work--like patriotism, ideology, love and revenge.

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Boyd, D. (2016). Agente: Female Secret Agents in World Wars, Cold Wars and Civil Wars . The History Press.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Boyd, Douglas. 2016. Agente: Female Secret Agents in World Wars, Cold Wars and Civil Wars. The History Press.

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Boyd, Douglas. Agente: Female Secret Agents in World Wars, Cold Wars and Civil Wars The History Press, 2016.

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Boyd, Douglas. Agente: Female Secret Agents in World Wars, Cold Wars and Civil Wars The History Press, 2016.

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