"Yan Zhaowang Begging for Children" Who is the most famous female spy in World War II? Hitler offered a reward of 1 10,000 dollars for his capture.

Not long ago, Wesling died at the age of 94. Her obituary tells her legendary spy story in a short sentence. She once ordered the resistance organization to kill 1000 German soldiers, accept 1000 surrendered Germans, and then organized them to carry out the resistance movement.

However, after World War II, she lived a normal life without any glory. It was not until 2006 that 92-year-old Wesling Bolton won the RAF Military Medal 63 years later.

When he was young, Wellington went to France to fight the Nazis. More than 60 years later, she won the honor of the British Army.

When the spy counterattacked France,

Pervis Linton was born in June 2004 in a British immigrant family in Paris, France. Weston's mother gave birth to four daughters. She is the oldest in the family.

The westling family live in a house on the outskirts of Paris, where life is quiet and interesting. 194 1 this quiet life was broken after Germany invaded France in.

Weston helped his mother and three sisters escape the German occupation of France and immigrate to England. She also got a job in the British Air Force.

Sitting in the office of the British Air Force 1943, westling is eager to do something for the French. She loved France, but she was attacked. Doing boring paperwork in the office all day makes her very tired.

Therefore, 29-year-old Wesling volunteered to join the Special Operations Department of the famous British intelligence agency. Fluent in French, westling became a member of the Special Operations Department.

After seven weeks of special training, Wesling Dunn and 38 other female agents took a British plane and landed in the Loire River area in central France by an ultra-low parachute on the night of September 22nd, 1943.

Later, Westlington recalled that skydiving was very dangerous and it was dark at night. The height of the plane is about 100 meters above the ground. Weston only received three parachuting trainings, hesitated twice, then struggled for the third time, and finally landed safely in the dark.

Unfortunately, she left all her money, clothes and personal belongings in two suitcases. Intelligence personnel can never get enough clothes, and losing their shoes is the biggest regret. Wesling wrote in a mission report.

Leading 2600 anti-German armed soldiers

In France, Vishlington used the pseudonym Giverna Duzaran. On the surface, she is the representative of a British cosmetics company in France, while in private, she is an intelligence agent, delivering letters for the French resistance movement.

Westling experienced hardships and dangers in his work. Many times, because he couldn't find a place to live, westling had to spend a long night on the "cold train" with secret information.

1Feb. 944, Vishlington, exhausted, was hospitalized for one month to treat neuropathic rheumatism.

1944 in may, Wesling Clinton faced a great challenge in her spy career. Her immediate boss, Maurice southgate, was the leader of the underground resistance organization, and was arrested by the Gestapo in Germany. Little Vislinton was entrusted with the important task of commanding more than 2,600 anti-German soldiers under southgate.

At first, the members of this anti-German armed force were a group of farmers in rags, and their guns: the types of support were not comprehensive and ammunition was scarce.

With the help of her boyfriend Henry cornelius, Vishlington successfully reorganized the underground organization code-named "Wrestlers' Network" and blew up more than 800 railway and highway supply lines under German control, effectively ensuring the successful implementation of the Allied invasion of Normandy.

In Wellington's memory, the most dangerous moment was the days after the Normandy landing. "On the morning of June 1 1, we were attacked by more than 2,000 German soldiers. At that time, we had only 40 people, no weapons and no training. We started an unforgettable battle, but fortunately, a guerrilla of about 100 people came to help us. "

After successfully assisting the allied forces to land in Normandy, Vishlington applied to Britain, organized more than 20 air-launched weapons and distributed them to his own troops.

They kept blowing up railways and highways to consume the effective strength of the Germans until the end of the war. Because of its huge momentum, 18000 Germans surrendered to Wellington.

In order to capture Vishlington alive, Hitler offered a reward of 6,543.8+0,000 francs for her life.

The military medal was 63 years late.

After World War II, westling and her boyfriend Henry returned to England and got married in London. However, Visherington, who deeply loved France, returned to France with her husband and family soon after her marriage, and has since settled down.

At first, the British military decided to award Westlington the Military Cross, which is the highest honor for soldiers.

But as a woman, Wellington is not eligible for this honor, so the British military has to consider awarding her order of the british empire, which is the highest honor for any ordinary British citizen.

But westling refused. "This is the honor of civilians. For me, what I do has nothing to do with civilians, "Vishlington wrote in her rejection letter, which is unfair to her. "I am engaged in pure military activities in enemy-occupied areas. I led more than 2,000 guerrillas to sabotage and engage in guerrilla warfare! "

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Many years later, Wesling and her family lived a quiet life. She refused to write any memoirs and biographies because she was afraid that it would be adapted into a romantic story like many war stories, even though her love with Henry had matured in World War II.

In 200 1 year, a World War II film "Sentimental Days on the Battlefield" was born. People who have seen this film say that the prototype of Charlotte Gray is Westlington.

It was not until 2006, two years before her death, that westling won her coveted Royal Air Force Medal.

Vishlington said with ecstasy: "I am so excited. After waiting for so many years, I finally look forward to this medal. " You know, in the past 63 years, I have been complaining to everyone around me about my unfair treatment. '

In February 2008, Wesling died peacefully with his family at the age of 94. Her ashes were buried with his wife Henry, who died nine years ago.