Nancy Drew Posthumous Characters || Danger By DesignNoisette TornadeSome people said that during the

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Noisette Tornade
Some people said that during the war she took various pieces of artwork …. mostly from churches … and stashed them away somewhere so they wouldn’t fall into enemy hands. The artwork remains lost to this day. No one knows exactly what Noisette took — or if, indeed, she took anything. You see… From 1932 until the liberation of Paris, Noisette worked as a translator for the Germans by day and an encoder for the French Resistance by night. This, as you might imagine, made everyone suspicious of her, both French and Germans alike.

And after the war, things got ugly. Especially when people found out she was romantically involved with a German soldier. His name was Hans, Hans von Schwesterkrank. Hans left Paris after the war and never returned, leaving Noisette to fend for herself. She was tried as a collaborator in 1946 and acquitted, but the experience left her quite bitter. She never married, you know. Very private person. She served as Paris’ Director of Public Works for more than twenty years, yet not one person has been able to tell me what her favorite color was.

In any case, Noisette was terribly hurt that the city she loved had turned on her like that. After her trial, she told the press that the truth of what she’d done during the war resided in her and in the person and place she loved the most. And that was that. She never spoke about her wartime activities again.

Johannes “Hans” von Schwesterkrank
I was not a traitor, nor was Hans. He helped me because he knew it was the right thing to do.