Cynthia, the "hymn spy", stripped naked while stealing the password and saved herself.
Cynthia, an adventurous woman, married Parker, a diplomat at the British Embassy in 1930, exposing her to the diplomatic community and paving the way for her to embark on a path of espionage.
The most thrilling and difficult task of Cynthia's spy career was to obtain the military code for the navy of Churchill's anxiously awaited Vichy government (the French puppet regime supported by Nazi Germany during World War II) during World War II.
The password was kept in a safe in the confidential room of the heavily guarded Vichy government embassy in the United States. Cynthia faced this challenge and said bluntly, "It's impossible. But I like to do the impossible."
With her own analysis, Cynthia first captured the key figure, Bruce, the ambassador of the Vichy government's embassy in the United States.
Cynthia approached Bruce as a journalist, and soon made bruce her most loyal suitor and diligent intelligence provider. The first piece of information obtained saved the British warships that had been targeted by the Germans.
Subsequently, in order to urge the United States to fully join the anti-fascist war, the landing process in French North Africa was accelerated. It was imperative to get that Navy military code.
After repeated setbacks in her actions, Cynthia boldly resorted to the night robbery method, stripping naked to cover the entry of the locksmith into the embassy.
The flashlight of the security guard who was circling back and forth shone on the carpet, and a naked woman and the ambassador were entangled, and he retreated in embarrassment, never to bother again.
So, after opening the safe, they had plenty of time to take pictures of the passwords. The British military intercepted a large amount of military intelligence accordingly, which provided great help for the Allied occupation of Madagascar and the acceleration of the North African landing.
Cynthia was the unparalleled, near-perfect female spy of World War II. Her charm lies not only in her appearance, style and charm,
It lies in her bravery, courage and responsibility, intelligent mind and kind heart. It is not an exaggeration to say that she shortened the course of World War II and rewrote the history of Great Britain.
