 with the man she married after the war, Jobillon. It was published posthumously, actually, after her death, but she wrote it with him. There's almost nothing in there about her spying work at all. So Josephine, like so many of these agents, went to the grave with most of these things unsaid and untold. However, several things, you know, happened and have happened which would make the story possible to tell now, and I don't think it would have been possible even two or three years ago. So the key thing...