So I recently came across the story of a young woman named Marie Louise Gertner.

Her friends and her family, they called her Maddie.

So, when Maddie was 18 years old, she was living in France as the Nazis rolled in and

took over, took possession, occupied France.

Maddie had spent a whole life, she was raised, her whole family were musicians and so she

spent, since she was probably three years old, not just dreaming of being a concert pianist,

because she practiced, she trained, everything she was doing, everything she was doing, everything

she was doing with her life was about becoming a great concert pianist.

So even at 18, she was on the cuss, she was on the verge, she was playing all over the

place, she was amazing, incredible pianist.

And then, here at the Nazis, they rolled into France and things changed.

Maddie was a Christian, she was Catholic.

And she thought it was part of her job to be part of the resistance against the Nazis

in France.

And so, at 19 years old, as soon as they came in, she realized here's what's going on.

At 19 years old, she became a spy for the resistance.

And she would put on concerts, piano concerts for Nazi officials and while she was in the

concert afterwards, she'd visit with people and go all this information and pass it along

to the resistance.

I just think it's so cool.

Here's a 19 year old spy.

I believe the piano, I'll be a spy.

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