A Spy Who Defined Courage

By David Ignatius Opinion writer August 29 at 8:44 PM

Jeannie Rousseau de Clarens, one of the remarkable spies of World War II, died last week in France at the age of 98. Like so many intelligence officers, she had a gift for getting people to talk. But she had something else: dauntless, unblinking courage in facing the enemy.

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