WW2 US The Princess Spy Aline Griffith Countess of Romanones Used Hardcover Reference Book

WW2 US The Princess Spy Aline Griffith Countess of Romanones Used Hardcover Reference Book provides a comprehensive account of the life and espionage activities of Aline Griffith, an American who served as a spy during World War II and later became the Countess of Romanones. The book explores her recruitment and training by the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), as well as her work gathering intelligence in Spain during the war. It details her methods, the historical context of her missions, and her adaptation to postwar European aristocratic circles. This reference work also offers insight into OSS operations, intelligence strategies, and the broader role of women in wartime espionage. The used hardcover format provides durability for researchers and enthusiasts. Suitable for those studying military history, intelligence, or biographical accounts related to World War II and the contributions of American operatives abroad. The volume is intended as a resource for collectors and historians interested in WWII-era espionage.  Total of 361 pages.