Nancy Wake died - the heroine of the French resistance
In London, at the age of 98, Nancy Wake died, nicknamed “White Mouse” - one of the most famous fighters of French resistance during the Second World War. Wake, who grew up in Australia, worked before the war a journalist in France, where she married a local businessman. After the occupation of France, she made contacts with underground groups. Her husband was arrested by the Gestapo and died. Wake held many sabotage actions against the Nazi troops in France.