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Nazi Officers Couldn't Believe the Courier Destroying Their Operations Was a Woman

In World War 2, the Nazi Gestapo believed resistance networks were led by men. They were wrong. Hennie van der Stok was a Dutch resistance courier who completed 127 secret missions through Nazi-occupied Netherlands, smuggling intelligence, forged documents, weapons, and Allied reports past German checkpoints on a simple bicycle. She delivered Wehrmacht troop schedules, helped rescue British pilots, smuggled forged identities for Jewish children, and crossed territory crawling with Nazi officers, Gestapo, and SS patrols. When the Gestapo finally discovered her network, she escaped across the North Sea to Britain. And on the eve of liberation in 1945, she returned to The Hague and killed seven SS officers to protect records that later exposed Nazi collaborators. Her courage was erased. Her name was buried. This is the true story of an Unseen Woman Soldier who fooled the Gestapo, fought back against Nazi Germany, and proved that women were warriors in World War II. #WW2 #WomenWarriors #UnseenWomenSoldiers #DutchResistance #NaziGermany #Gestapo #GermanArmy #BritishResistance #WorldWar2History #HiddenHeroes #FemaleWarriors #TrueWarStories