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Madame Fourcade's
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“A hell of a yarn . . . Why the heck have we never heard of [Marie-Madeleine] Fourcade?Â
The only woman to lead a major French resistance network. A woman who in later life was elected
to the European Parliament. And who, upon her death in 1989 at the age of seventy-nine, became
the first woman to be granted a funeral at Les Invalides, the complex in central Paris where
Napoleon Bonaparte and other French military heroes are buried. Olson posits a few possible
reasons for Fourcadeâ€s relegation to the footnotes of history. The inescapable one, though,
circles back to where we began: her gender.―—The Washington Post “Lynne Olson is a
gifted author and her books about the Allies in World War II are carefully researched and
compulsively readable. . . . Thankfully, a new generation of writers is expanding our knowledge of
individuals whose roles in World War II deserve more attention.―—The Christian Science
Monitor“In Madame Fourcadeâ€s Secret War, Lynne Olson tells one of the great stories of
the French Resistance, a story of one womanâ€s courage amid great danger, a story of
heroism, defiance, and, ultimately, victory.―—Alan Furst, author of A Hero of France
“Lynne Olson has added yet another brilliant chapter to her vital historical project: documenting
the extraordinary efforts of individuals, such as spymaster Marie-Madeleine Fourcade, who helped
liberate twentieth-century Europe from Nazi occupation. Much like Madame Fourcade herself,
Olson goes to great lengths to unearth truth and preserve dignity for those who lived and died
during Hitlerâ€s reign of terror—and for that, both the author and her daring subject deserve
high praise.―—Former Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright“The organizational
genius of Fourcade shines through tales of her cat-and-mouse game with the Gestapo, including
multiple daring escapes from Nazi captivity. As well researched and engrossing as her previous
books, showcasing her adroit ability to weave personal narratives, political intrigue, and wartime
developments to tell a riveting story, Olson's latest is highly recommended to readers interested in
World War II, the history of espionage, women's history, and European history.―—Library
Journal (starred review)“A brilliant, cinematic biography of resistance leader Marie-
Madeleine Fourcade . . . Olsonâ€s weaving of Fourcadeâ€s diary artfully and liberally into her
own writing and her heart-stopping descriptions of Paris, escapes, and internecine warring create
a narrative thatâ€s as dramatic as a novel or a film. Olson honors Fourcadeâ€s fight for
freedom and her ‘refusal to be silenced†with a gripping narrative that will thrill WWII history
buffs.―—Publishers Weekly (starred review) “Incredibly absorbing and long-overdue . . .Â
This masterfully told true story reads like fiction and will appeal to readers who devour WWII

thrillers à la Kristen Hannahâ€s The Nightingale.―—B