
Book Review: A Woman of No Importance
Virginia Hall was born to a life of ease, the daughter of a Baltimore socialite, and an avid world traveler. Then World War II broke out, devastating her beloved Paris, and she wanted nothing more than to free it. Even if it meant fighting her way through a bureaucracy that regarded her as nothing but a secretary. Even if meant struggling with an artificial leg - a prosthesis replacing the limb she lost in a hunting accident. Even if it meant putting herself on the Third Reich's most wanted list. Read more