Spymistresses – The Story of Allied Women Spies of WWII

Spymistresses – The Story of Allied Women Spies of WWII

 
 Sunday, March 22nd at 11:00 a.m.

Join the Sherman Library for Spymistresses- The Story of Allied Women Spies of WWII, an illustrated talk on March 22nd at 11:00am with John Cilio, author, historian and lecturer.

Spies are part of an exclusive group of individuals with adaptable identities, flexible morals, and what some call situational ethics. They bravely take perilous risks, accomplish their missions, and live to share their stories, while others do not. During World War II, numerous courageous women put their lives on the line to operate behind enemy lines and uncover vital secrets. Some received formal training, while others were natural masters of intrigue and deception.
 
These unsung heroes clandestinely aided the Allies and played a crucial role in the war effort. Join John Cilio as he embarks on some of the captivating stories of these remarkable women who made a lasting impact in both the European and Pacific theaters of the war.
 
John Cilio is a fascinating historical storyteller, author, and researcher who has been captivating audiences with his tales of the past for over 15 years. As a proud member of the Organization of American Historians and the Association for the Study of Connecticut History, John has shared his wealth of knowledge through numerous articles in national magazines and newspapers. John Cilio continues to inspire and educate with his captivating storytelling and in-depth research. Get ready to be transported through time and experience history through period stories and vintage photographs.
 
 
This in-person program is free and is offered by the Sherman Library. Register online at shermanlibrary.org/registration-dropdown or contact slprograms@biblio.org.