- Mata Hari - Wikipedia
In the turn-based RPG video game Reverse: 1999, Mata Hari is depicted as the late sister of a character named "Anjo" Nala Hari, both of whom are succubi While she does not make a physical appearance, Mata Hari plays a crucial role in Anjo Nala's early life
- Mata Hari | Death, Daughter, Husband, Spy, Photos, Facts - Britannica
Mata Hari (born August 7, 1876, Leeuwarden, Netherlands—died October 15, 1917, Vincennes, near Paris, France) was a Dutch dancer and courtesan whose name has become a synonym for the seductive female spy She was shot by the French on charges of spying for Germany during World War I
- 10 Facts About Mata Hari - History Hit
Margaretha began to fashion herself as an Indonesian princess, lied to journalists about her birth and took on the name Mata Hari, which translates literally from Malay to ‘eye of the day’ – the sun
- The Story of Mata Hari and Her Fall From Grace - HistoricTalk
The story of Mata Hari is still infamous, and today, she's regarded as one of the most famous femme fatales in history In fact, her life and times have been deemed so interesting and unique that she's inspired so many productions on the stage and screen
- The Execution of Mata Hari, 1917 - EyeWitness to History
Indian temple dancer thoroughly trained in the erotic dances of the East She took on the name Mata Hari and was soon luring audiences in the thousands as she performed in Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Madrid and other European capitals
- Mata Hari - Wikiwand
Margaretha Geertruida MacLeod, better known by the stage name Mata Hari, was a Dutch exotic dancer and courtesan who was convicted of being a spy for Germany du
- the real story of mata hari - Fries Museum
From Greta Garbo's Mata Hari (1931) to Jeanne Moreau's Mata Hari, Agent H21 (1964), the combination of cold-blooded spy, evil maneater and bewitching femme fatale has an irresistible Hollywood appeal
- The Dancer Who Became WWI’s Most Notorious Spy - HISTORY
Once Europe’s most prominent striptease performer, Dutch dancer Mata Hari was executed by a French firing squad after she was found guilty of spying for the Germans during World War I
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