She was sentenced to death by firing squad during World War I after being found guilty of being a double agent for the French and Germans. Was she really a spy, or was she innocent of what was attributed to her, and that the matter was just a cover for other crimes and a distraction from more dangerous events, intrigues and conspiracies, and that her only fault was that she was a free and charming woman at the same time?
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