Femme fatale love, lies, and the unknown life of Mata Hari
A portrait of the notorious early twentieth-century spy considers the theory that she may have been innocent of the charges for which she was executed, in an account that profiles her as a complicated seducer of men who had an unusual talent for manipulation.
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New York :
Harper Perennial,
2008.
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| Edition: | 1st Harper Perennial ed.. |
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