Dukhtarān-i rūz-i Dī: Persian 1400

"D-Day Girls" is a work written by "Sarah Rose" that was first published in 2019. "Rose" follows the lives of remarkable women living in dark times in Nazi-occupied France—women who were trained operatives for the Special Operations Executive (SOE) in London. Often parachuted behind enemy lines during the full moon, these women, along with their male colleagues, settled in with other Frenchmen to establish their operational networks and train resistance soldiers for "D-Day." give A one-year delay in the liberation of France caused German double agents to infiltrate the SOE network and have disastrous consequences, but these women managed to destroy a German tank division during their mission, increase the morale of the resistance movement, and probably Become a source of inspiration for Ian Fleming in creating the world of James Bond.