Josephine Baker fled occupied Paris and began working with the French Resistance.
On June 14, 1940, as German forces advanced into Paris, Josephine Baker fled the city. This pivotal moment in her life marked the beginning of her active involvement with the French Resistance. Utilizing her fame and mobility, Baker gathered intelligence for the Allies, risking her life for the cause. Her courage and dedication played a crucial role in the resistance efforts during World War II.