Ma·ta Ha·ri (mätə härē, mătə hărē) Originally Margaretha Geertruida Zelle. 1876-1917.
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Tweet Dutch spy. A professional dancer in Paris after 1905, she apparently spied for Germany during World War I and was arrested and executed by the French. (click for a larger image) Mata Hari |
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