THE VELVET INTERROGATORS: The Blind Women Who Broke the Reich's Inner Circle

Turin, 1942. Six women. No weapons. No documents. Only their ears.

In the freezing winter of Nazi-occupied northern Italy, music teacher Lucia Albani makes a discovery that will change the course of her war. Standing on a darkened Turin street, she recognizes the laugh of a German officer she heard only once, eighteen months ago, for thirty seconds, in a crowded room. She has never forgotten it. She never forgets any voice.

Lucia is blind. So are the five women she recruits.

Together, they bui...