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https://youtu.be/_S12_a9xPgU

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Julia Child: The TV chef who once handled top-secret documents.

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Julia Child: The TV chef who once handled top-secret documents.

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Roald Dahl: The best-selling children’s author who spied on the United States

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Roald Dahl: The best-selling children’s author who spied on the United States

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Josephine Baker: The Jazz Age icon who smuggled secrets for the French Resistance

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Josephine Baker: The Jazz Age icon who smuggled secrets for the French Resistance

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History.com

6 People You Didn't Know Were WWII Spies - HISTORY

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https://images.app.goo.gl/Ccg3AicCTWLE3kHG9

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Dr.Griebl served in the army reserve. his spy work also earned him an honorary captains rank in the Luftwaffe. this makes ignatz Griebl the only person to have served simultaneously in the american and Nazi armed forces.

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the SOE kept ts secrets headquarters at a house on baker street in London (causing some to refer them as the " baker street irregulars" after Sherlock holmes ' network of street-urchin-spies).

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Virginia Hall: The Most Feared Allied Spy of WWII | History

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as the US government and its team of scientist worked on the atomic bomb,the remained watchful for foreign operatives who might be monitoring their progress.

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some spies were politicians,criminals,and even celebrities.

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from 1939 to 1945, the world buckled under the strain of constant war. under the surface of every battlefield,however,were two opposing(though often connected) sides of espionage agents, most of whom were under the direction of one of three major intelligence organizations.  

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from 1939 to 1945, the world buckled under the strain of constant war. under the surface of every battlefield,however,were two opposing(though often connected) sides of espionage agents, most of whom were under the direction of one of three major intelligence organizations.  