A courageous and exciting story of a British Red Cross ambulance driver in France. She and another girl were imprisoned by...

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A courageous and exciting story of a British Red Cross ambulance driver in France. She and another girl were imprisoned by the Nazis as spies at the fall of France and sent to the ill-equipped hospital at Soissons. A French doctor turned stool pigeon and implicated her still further by turning in her diary, and she went to prison, -- no food to speak of, filthy conditions, crowded, a prison shared with Colette, Schiaparelli and many other famous French citizens. Eventually, freedom -- and a difficult escape from France. Good reading, and a new slant.

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Page Count: 85

Publisher: Appleton-Century

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1942

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