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Eye opening!

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5 out of 5 stars
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Revisado: 06-08-23

Well research and clearly written.
Money power corruption and consequences.
Should be mandatory reading.
Thank you

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As a federal prosecutor

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Revisado: 02-24-23

I appreciate Berman’s exposure of the political challenges the Trump administration made to the integrity of the law enforcement process. Berman describes the effort and risk it sometimes requires to do justice and to protect the institutions of government on which a free democratic society depends. This is an important cautionary tale and an engaging story.

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Gripping and Insightful

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Revisado: 12-12-20

This meticulously researched and engagingly written narrative tells the story of Virginia Hall, a young American woman who, during WWII, served as an undercover agent in occupied France for British and then American intelligence agencies. With daring, cunning, and quick wittedness, she dodged Gestapo agents and Nazi collaborators to coordinate resistance operations and attacks and sent back to the Allies valuable information. But it's not just a chronicle of dangerous missions, heart-pounding escapes, cool-headed savvy in the face of terror, but the portrait of a deeply committed woman who managed an authentic personal life while posing as someone she was not. Ironically, her gender often protected her from her enemies but not, from some of the intelligence community bureaucrats for whom she worked. It's not the record of big troop movements and campaigns but of the groundwork done to help them succeed. For Ms. Hall, the battle did not wax and wane; fear of discovery, torture, and death was constant. She fought the enemy while being surrounded by them. She survived and succeeded by her wits and, well, also a dose of dumb luck. Quite a story.

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