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Propaganda Girls by Lisa Rogak

Once again, another fascinating piece of women’s history details a hidden history of spycraft in World War II. This time, it is the tale of four women who were central to the OSS’s propaganda machine. Women who risked their lives and used their talents to undermine enemy countries. A bonus is seeing more of the history of disinformation. A must for WWII buffs.

Propaganda Girls by Lisa Rogak, (List Price: $29, St. Martin’s Press, 9781250275592, March 2025)

Reviewed by Jan Blodgett, Main Street Books in Davidson, North Carolina

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