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Nancy Wake grew up as the 'outsider' in her family. She was very independent. As a twenty year old she left Australia because she wanted to experience adventure and excitement. Her involvement in the war began in her visit to Germany when she saw the cruelty and the strength of the Germans, it was her love for adventure that lead her to the path where she would become a hero.
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Is Nancy Wake religious?
No, Nancy Wake is not.
Why is Nancy smith strong important?
She was a spy.
When did Nancy Wake parachute into France?
when she was 19
What did Nancy Wake Achieve?
One of Nancy Wake's contributions was she was a leading female figure during the French resistance. She also is credited for being a leading figure in the Special Operations Executive.
How did Eddie Chapman become a spy?
Jackie Chan is not a spy except in some of his movies.
Is Nancy Wake a spy?
Yes, Nancy Wake is a spy. She is 98 years of age, but most people think she is dead. Nancy was a nurse in the war.
Who did Nancy wake spy on?
men
What did Nancy wake do that was important and or singificant?
Nancy Wake was a British spy and she helped in the French Resistance
What was Nancy wake role in the war?
Answer Nancy wake in world 2http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-heroes/white_mouse.htm
Does Nancy Wake have Kids?
No, she did not. She was too busy being a spy.
How did Nancy wake get the nick name the white mouse?
she became a spy so that she had to have a code name
What did Nancy wake do in World War 2 to become famous?
Nancy Wake was a british spy in WW2. She rode over two thousand km's to pick up a new radio set after a german raid on her group, she also helped hundreds of war victims flee from NAZI france.
Is Nancy Wake religious?
No, Nancy Wake is not.
Is Nancy Wake still living?
Nancy wake has died
What is the birth name of Nancy Wake?
Nancy Wake's birth name is Nancy Grace Augusta Wake.
When was Nancy Wake born?
Nancy Wake was born on August 30, 1912.
What is Nancy Wake's birthday?
Nancy Wake was born on August 30, 1912.
