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397:. She describes how, as a young woman in her early 30s, she became head of the underground intelligence network which was to become known as "The Alliance". The name of the book is a reference to the name given to the network by the Nazis, because it assigned animal names to its members, as code names. Fourcade's was "Hedgehog". Their assignment was to gather information about German troop and naval movements and logistics inside France, and transmit this intelligence to Britain, using a network of clandestine radio transmitters and couriers. It was extremely dangerous work, many of Fourcade's closest associates being captured, tortured and killed by the 401:. Some, however, were able to escape, including Fourcade herself, who escaped capture on two occasions. Arrested with her staff on 10 November 1942 she escaped, through a stroke of luck, and was taken by plane to London from where she continued to direct the network. After returning to France to direct the network on the ground, she was captured a second time. Her second escape was more harrowing: in the small hours of the morning, she stripped naked and was able to force her petite body between the bars of the cell window. At the conclusion of the war, she was decorated for her outstanding service. 22: 785: 214: 117: 1036: 305:
left for London, where she worked with British intelligence, particularly via her friend Cmdr. Kenneth Cohen, an MI6 officer in charge of French intelligence. While she wanted to head back to France, she was forced by her control officers to stay in England until July 1944, when she eventually was allowed to return to France to join her agents in the field and managed to avoid capture.
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program to the Allies. When the Vichy-governed part of France was also occupied by Germany, Fourcade spent months on the run as she moved from city-to-city to avoid detection. During this time, she gave birth to her third child. The child, a son, had to be hidden at a safe-house. In July 1943, she
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In July 1941, a little over a year after the German invasion, Navarre was arrested and sentenced to two years in prison. He had picked Fourcade to lead the movement he had started. One example of her spying success was through her agent
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She was barely 30 at this point. Her first mission for Navarre was to create sections of unoccupied France, then recruit and assign an agent to these sections. This network became the "Alliance" (later called "Noah's Ark").
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did not include her among the 1,038 people he designated resistance heroes (which included only 6 women altogether). Strangely she was not given the Order of the Liberation, though her husband Édouard Méric was.
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The Preface to the much-abridged, and poorly-translated, British/US edition was written by Kenneth Cohen who was her wartime (and post-war) "controller" in SIS and the father to her godson.
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an espionage publication. Navarre believed espionage to be crucial in the war effort. Navarre recruited Fourcade for a network of spies and to work on
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Madame Fourcade's secret war : the daring young woman who led France's largest spy network against Hitler
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where her father had a position with the French Maritime service. She married young, with the future colonel
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Fourcade took care of 3,000 resistance agents and survivors, as well as social works and the publication of
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Madame Fourcade's Secret War: The Daring Young Woman Who Led France's Largest Spy Network Against Hitler
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network "Alliance", under the code name "HĂ©risson" ("Hedgehog") after the arrest of its former leader,
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From 1962, Fourcade chaired the Committee of Resistance Action, as well as the jury of honour of
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Marie-Madeleine Fourcade died at age 80, on 20 July 1989 at the military hospital of
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The Rue Marie Madeleine Fourcade in Lyon was named in her honour, as are streets in
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in 1981. She remarried, was a mother of five children, a commander of the
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German military administration in occupied France during World War II
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Fourcade wrote a memoire of her wartime experience in the book
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French Resistance
Georges Loustaunau-Lacau
German military administration in occupied France during World War II
Marseille
Bouches-du-RhĂ´ne
Shanghai
Édouard Méric
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Georges Loustaunau-Lacau
Jeannie Rousseau

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