World War II

Bellevue woman’s unspoken heroism during World War II may soon become a full-length film

Nebraska ExaminerOctober 31, 2024October 31, 202406 mins

Jean Watters, a native of Britain, was part of a secret corps that worked to decipher coded messages used by Hitler’s army by Paul Hammel, Nebraska Examiner For years, Jean Watters kept secret her critical role in helping defeat Hitler in World War II. Watters, who was born in Suffolk, England, worried that she’d slip…

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Bellevue woman’s unspoken heroism during World War II may soon become a full-length film