OUTSMARTING DEATH. ALLIED AGENTS DURING WORLD WAR II

An engaging story of courage, cunning, and sacrifice in times of war. Discover the fates of Freda List and her friend Dzidzia, who go from amateurs to professional agents of British intelligence. Their missions are full of dangers, and every decision can affect the fate of the war. Will they manage to outsmart death and defeat the ruthless enemy?

• Inspiring story about the strength of women in the face of war
• Engaging plot full of twists and turns
• Realistic portrayal of the work of intelligence agents
• Moving fates of heroines who risk everything
• Detailed depiction of the realities of World War II
• Ideal reading for history and thriller lovers

"Outsmarting Death" is a captivating novel by Marek Wyszomirski-Werbart that takes the reader to the heart of wartime events. We meet Freda List and Dzidzia, two young women who overnight become agents of British intelligence. Their task is to carry out dangerous missions aimed at weakening the Nazi regime. Freda quickly rises through the ranks of the SOE (Special Operations Executive), becoming one of the most valued agents. Her cunning, intelligence, and courage are put to the test in the fight against the ruthless occupier.

The novel shows not only the heroism of the agents, but also their daily struggle with the hardships of war. The reader has the opportunity to take a look behind the scenes of intelligence work and see how the war affects the lives of ordinary people. The author recreates the realities of those times with great attention to detail, creating an authentic and engaging picture of World War II. "Outsmarting Death" is a read that will stay with you for a long time.

The book was published by Novae Res Publishing House, a well-known publisher of non-fiction and fiction. The paperback edition has 548 pages and a format of 133x214 mm. The year of publication is 2022.