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Mata Hari - 1905 - Flashbak
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Mata Hari (1876-1917), Dutch dancer and adventurer in Brahmin dance outfit - photo, circa 1905.
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Mata Hari - Wikipedia
File:Mata Hari (1905).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Colouring The Past - MATA HARI: FAMOUS SPY OR CREATIVE STORYTELLER? https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/28448/mata-hari-famous-spy-or-creative-storyteller?a_aid=46813 On this date in 1917, the trial of Dutch exotic dancer MATA HARI began in Paris. She ...
File:Mata Hari 2.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Mata Hari is Executed
The History Behind the Killing of Mata Hari
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Who was Mata Hari and why was she executed? The life and death of a celebrated spy. - The Washington Post
Mata Hari (TV Series 2016–2017) - IMDb
Mata Hari (1985) - IMDb
Who Was Mata Hari? | Chicago Public Library
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