SPIES in WWII: women in the dark

  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbZgLKjrdnA

I have found the following review of the film very interesting in more than one aspect: A Call to Spy  

Review of the film by Sheila O'Malley: 

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/a-call-to-spy-movie-review-2020

"Get used to lady spies."—SOE officer to grumbling male intelligence agents

So much of good storytelling is finding the stories not yet told, peeking through the cracks for the voices and experiences that haven't "made it" into the mainstream narrative of oft-told historical events. 

This is what "Hidden Figures"—the movie and the term itself—is all about. The story of America's space exploration has been told countless times, in books, documentaries, movies, approached from every possible angle. But the "Hidden Figures" story had, quite literally, never been told until Margot Lee Shetterly wrote her wonderful book. 

Continue reading the article here

and shared by Miryan Hernando

I made some research about this and found these two websites for further info:

• A CALL TO SPY REAL HISTORY
• THE HISTORY PRESS with a section about women