Mata Hari was unjustly executed, author contends.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)

Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service | December 3, 2001| | Copyright

PARIS _ She was the daughter of a British lord and an Indian princess, she told suitors, and counted among her many lovers the crown prince of Germany. She was Indonesian, she told others, and had learned her exotic dances in a Buddhist temple.

With all her stories, veil upon veil, it was not hard for the French to believe the talk during her trial that this perfidious woman had bathed each day in fresh milk while soldiers on the front lines went thirsty.

Or that her whispers were to blame for the ambush of 50,000 troops or the torpedoing of French ships.

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