The tragic fate of Christine Granville, World War II’s most decorated female spy Churchill called her his favourite spy. She saved lives across Nazi Europe. After the war, she worked as a waitress. Then an obsessed man murdered her. Her name was Christine Granville. And her story is one of the most extraordinary—and heartbreaking—of World War II. Born Krystyna Skarbek in 1908, she was a Polish aristocrat who spoke multiple languages fluently, could ski like an Olympic athlete, and possessed the kind of fearless charisma that made people trust her instantly. When Nazi...