Explanation:
Soon after Germany invaded France, Nancy Wake, a prominent member of the French Resistance, sprang into action. With unwavering determination, she joined the underground movement, using her skills as a courier and later as a leader of resistance networks. Nancy Wake played a pivotal role in organizing sabotage operations, aiding downed Allied pilots, and facilitating the escape of Jewish refugees from Nazi-occupied territory. Her bravery and resourcefulness earned her the nickname "The White Mouse" by the Gestapo and made her one of the most decorated heroines of World War II.
