From the old "Weird War II" trivia books I found an entry about a French elderly lady that lost her husband during the invasion of France in 1940. Her husband went to investigate and never came back. Marie Pugh, age 73, was told that her husband had been run over by a German panzer in the countryside as he crossed in front of the column. Rather than mourn, she waited for the Germans to come calling... and they did shortly therafter with a motorcycle recon crew who stopped by. She smiled and asked them in for bread and cheese. As they sat down and began eating she calmly drew a revolver from her drawer and proceeded to shoot the first man in the face and then the other in the throat and chest. She cleaned up the mess and personally buried them under cover of night under her pig pen, covering them with pig sh-t in their graves. She moved their bike into her barn and piled hay over it while removing the MG-34 from the side car mount. She then went into the woods and shot down three more German troops out of a group in the woods. The Germans were stunned and thought she was a young resistance fighter as she wore a bright red cape, workman's gloves and outfit and hood/mask to protect her identity. Then, she went back to her farm and resumed her life. The Germans never suspected her and she even shared with them some fruit on occasion. She survived WW2 and lived until 1952. She figured 5 for the life of one was justice!