Women Undercover

In the ‘70s, few women worked for French Intelligence (DST), but Geneviève’s confirmation of Soviet diplomats on French soil led to an important discovery making history for more than one reason.

In 1989, Jonna Mendez and her husband were considered stars in the CIA. When an undercover CIA agent deep within the KGB was on the brink of exposure, Jonna and her husband were sent to the rescue.

Just before her wedding, Ludmila learns a secret that would change her life forever, catapulting her into a career as a KGB operative spent undercover in Argentina hunting former SS agents.

Yola recalls her time undercover as a hotel manager that hosted tourists and doubled as a safehouse for Ethiopian jewish refugees stuck in conflict between their home country and Mossad.

In 1989, Defense Intelligence Agency field agent, Martha, was dispatched in the midst of the US invasion of Panama in search of Noriega, who seemingly disappeared into thin air.

Gabriele recalls her time of service for the former Republic of Germany’s State Security Service (STASI) and what motivated her to spy on her fellow citizens.