Dutch resistance fighters in Winterswijk, after its liberation by British forces.

Dutch Resistance

Virginia Hall: The Woman With a Limp

 Virginia Hall supported the Resistance to Nazi takeover for years in Spain and France. She provided maps to Allied forces for drop zones, found safe houses, reported on enemy movements, and even assisted in training at battalions of French Resistance forces. She did all this with a wooden prosthesis, after she lost part of her leg in a 1932 hunting accident.

 "The Germans recognized her activities and made her one of their most wanted spies calling her the 'woman with a limp' and 'Artemis.'" 

 Hall taught herself to walk without a limp and successfully employed many disguises to foil Nazi attempts to capture her.
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Virginia Hall

Men of the 3rd New Zealand Division photographed on their return from a fighting patrol with some ''souvenirs'' captured from the Japanese; Treasury Islands, Northern Solomons in the South Pacific. 
Treasury Islands were held by the Japanese until 25–27 October 1943, when they were invaded via amphibious assault by units of the New Zealand 8th Brigade.  