Lee Miller, a groundbreaking photographer and an unexpected member of the Allied forces during World War II, shares her remarkable journey from the battlefields of Europe to the glamorous art scene of Paris. She discusses her iconic photographs capturing the horrors of the Holocaust, including chilling images from Dachau. The conversation also touches on her stunning transformation from a high-society model to a war correspondent and her complex relationships within the surrealist movement, highlighting her enduring legacy as a pioneering female artist.