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	Nancy Wake SOE’s Greatest Heroine by Russell Braddon New Zealander Nancy Wake was married to a Frenchman when Germany invaded France. Nancy joined the Resistance movement but, by 1943, she was on the Gestapo list of most wanted and had to escape to Britain. Yet her resistance work was far from over. Nancy immediately joined British SOE and was parachuted back into France. This is her exciting story. RUSSELL BRADDON is the author of The Naked Island. Paperback, 198 x 127mm, 288pp 16 b&w illustrations isbn: 9780750940993 Price: £7.64


	Spy Princess The Life of Noor Inayat Khan by Shrabani Basu foreword by M.R.D. Foot Noor Khan, descendant of an Indian Prince, became a British SOE agent during the Second World War, despite being brought up in the non-violent Sufi religion. Noor became the first female radio operator in enemyoccupied France, and refused to abandon her post. Shrabani Basu tells the moving story of Noor’s life which ended with her execution by the Germans. SHRABANI BASU lives in London where she is a correspondent for the Ananda Bazaar Patrika Group. She is the author of Curry. Hardback, 234 x 156mm, 256pp 16 b&w illustrations isbn: 9780750939652 Price: £16.14


	Women of Victorian Sussex This is a ground breaking book, packed full of fascinating details about women's lives in early to mid Victorian England. The women in the book have been described as "brave, tragic, stubborn, desperate and comic" in their struggles to carve out a life against appalling injustice. Their Status, Occupations and Dealings with the Law 1830 ~ 1870 by Helena Wojtczak Price: £8.49


	Railway Women With a compelling combination of humour and indignation, Helena Wojtczak reveals the untold story of the British railwaywoman, charting her progress from exploited drudge in the 1830s to steam engine driver by the 21st century, using an engrossing collage of historic and contemporary documents, photographs, official reports and vivid personal testimonies. Click Here for postage information Price: £25.50

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