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Summary of Liza Mundy's The Sisterhood, EPUB eBook

Summary of Liza Mundy's The Sisterhood EPUB

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Get the Summary of Liza Mundy's The Sisterhood in 20 minutes. Please note: This is a summary & not the original book. "The Sisterhood" by Liza Mundy chronicles the experiences of women in the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) and the CIA, highlighting their significant yet often overlooked contributions to American intelligence. The book begins with the OSS's recruitment and training of a diverse workforce during World War II, emphasizing the inclusion of women who were adept at espionage and intelligence gathering. Mundy details the stories of women like Mary Bancroft and Doris Bohrer, who served in the OSS and later the CIA, facing discrimination despite their achievements...

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