Nancy Wake

In the early 1930s, Nancy Wake led a bohemian life in Paris, but by the end of World War II, she became the Gestapo's most wanted individual. Witnessing Nazi brutality in Vienna ignited her determination to combat the regime, transforming her from a naive journalist into the architect of a successful escape network for Allied soldiers. Dubbed 'the white mouse' for her elusive nature, she evaded capture while supplying weapons and training an underground resistance, demonstrating the extraordinary impact one woman can have in the fight against tyranny. Peter FitzSimons narrates Nancy Wake's remarkable journey of courage and defiance.