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'Seducing and Killing Nazis is a fascinating non-fiction tale set during the darkest days of the
Second World War. Richly illustrated with archival photos, Poldermans' book is a detailed account
of the Oversteegen sisters, Freddie and Truus, and their comrade-in-arms, Hannie Schaft, three
young women who refused to take anything less than an active role in ridding the Netherlands
from its Nazi occupiers and their Dutch collaborators. Mindblown! As I was getting into the story, I
was transfixed!' --Kathryn Atwood, author of Women Heroes of World War II.'In Seducing and
Killing Nazis, Sophie Poldermans recounts the remarkable actions of three young women who,
driven by a sense of duty, went to extraordinary lengths in the resistance against the Nazis in the
occupied Netherlands. Seducing and murdering Nazi officers, the women sacrificed their own
mental health and lives to fight against what they knew was wrong, displaying uncommon bravery
for their time, and becoming symbols of feminist strength. Meticulously researched through years
of Poldermans' ongoing interest and personal engagement with the story of the women, this
reportage is important reading for scholars of the Dutch resistance movement in WWII, and an
inspiring account of courageous action in the face of unacceptable inhumanity.' -- Mieke Eerkens,
author of All Ships Follow Me. 'This compelling book recognizes the astonishing bravery of three
young Dutch women, resistance fighters who willingly risked their lives to seek and kill their Nazi
targets. So perilous was their work that one of them combed her red hair and applied lipstick
before any attack, so that she could 'die beautifully.' Using both historical evidence and personal
interviews, Sophie Poldermans tells their fascinating story while providing an important
contribution to the body of academic research into the Second World War. Intriguing and
Educational!' -- Elinor Florence, author of Bird's Eye View;Â 'Very strong and moving. Very well
researched. As soon as I started to read, I could not stop anymore!' -- Manfred Nowak, UN Expert
on Children Deprived of Liberty; Secretary General of European Inter-University Center for Human
Rights and Democratization, Venice; Director Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Human Rights;
Scientific Director Vienna Master of Arts in Human Rights, Postgraduate Center, University of
Vienna. From the Author Meet Hannie Schaft, and the sisters Truus and Freddie Oversteegen. Get
to know their lives and explore their resistance work in this full historical account and objective
research with interviews of those who were directly involved. Learn what happended to each of the
girls and what impact their work had on their lives. Richly illustrated with archival photos and
maps. Let the story of these three Dutch Resistance Heroines enrich and inspire you. See all

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