Book- Killer Memory: Jeannie Rousseau: A True WWII Female Spy Story

Want to read an inspirational book about a young woman that makes you eager to share her story with everyone you meet?

Did you know that during WWII Jeannie Rousseau escaped from one German concentration camp only to break into and become a prisoner

in another?

Whilst barely surviving her ordeal she managed to assist the release of numerous other prisoners.

Jeannie had no idea she would become one of the most amazing

women in WWII.

When the German troops invaded France, Jeannie fought back

– using only her gifted mind, exceptional photographic memory and ability to speak flawless German.

Being a woman, let alone in wartime, is not always straightforward, however in Killer Memory, you will discover that with natural intelligence, quick wit and charm Jeannie Rousseau made an enormous difference to the War effort working French Resistance.

If you are motivated by the life stories of awe inspiring women involved in espionage, then Killer Memory is a story you need to read.

Jeannie Rousseau bravely took on the Gestapo, posing as an ally and sympathizer to extract and compile extraordinary records of the highly sensitive, secret plans of the Nazi party, including details of the V-2 rockets, the Nazis’ new superweapons.

Here is a quick look inside this book and discover:

The birth of espionage & why women make such great spies

The moments leading up to WWII

Jeannie’s evolution into an amateur spy

Her capture and escape

V2 Bombers, the Nazi superweapons & Operations Hydra

How Jeannie’s spy work paid off

…and so much more history highlighting the incredible acts of bravery undertaken by this amazing young women during WWII

Use the story of this courageous young role model to remind you that you too can achieve all you set out to do.

Killer Memory is the first book of the greater series,

Remarkable Women in War, sharing with you the most moving stories of women's empowerment during times of militarism.

114 pages.