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La fin de Mata Hari (Mata Hari la Vraie Histoire; 2003)
The end of Mata Hari in a scene from the 2003 French tv movie "Mata Hari la Vraie Histoire" starring Maruschka Detmers as Margaretha Zelle alias Mata Hari.
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Mata-Hari - La Vraie Histoire (2014) Film complet en français
En février 1917 au milieu de la Première Guerre mondiale l'armée française découvre des espions dans ces rangs. Margaretha Geertruida Zelle dite Mata-Hari ...
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