Jericho 1+2+...

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Zobacz:
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Szpiegowskie doswiadczenia Kasiprim z dziecinstwa

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Przerazajaca ale i fascynujaca strona !
A te mapy!!! Ctmes!!!
Gdy sobie przypomne, ze bedac jeszcze licealistka, wielce zafascynowana
historia architektury, gdy zrobilam zdjecia pewnemu slicznemu budyneczkowi na
przeciwko Katedry- zgarneli mnie z ulicy i zaprowadzili do szefa budyneczku,
ktory okazal sie byc Studium Wojskowym Politechniki Łodzkiej i obiektem
zakazanym do fotografowania!
A inne kraje juz wtedy plakaly ze smiechu widzac nasze tabliczki zakazujace
fotografowania dworcow, mostow czy innych, excuse le mot-pisuarow!
Oczywiscie sprawcą mego zamieszania byl cieć, ktory sie ta tabliczka przejmowal
100 razy bardziej,niz Wazny Pan Pulkownik, ktory wcale sie nie przejal, ale to
tez o czyms swiadczy!
A chlopcy gdzie indziej, daleko- juz wtedy sobie taaaaakie zdjecia cykali, jak
na tej stronce , ktora Mosze pokazal, i tez sie smiali, ze jakas Kasie, jakis
Ciec do jakiegos Pulkownika zaprowadzil na tlumaczenie...
Bo oni , ci Chlopcy- te moja wizyte Gabinecie Pulkownika juz wtedy w ramach
cwiczen zapewne zarejestrowali, fotografujac mnie z profilu i en face, oraz
nagrywajac moj uroczy glos w trakcie skladania wyjasnien... Cha, cha...
A potem chodzilam do tego studium na trzecim roku studiow- i to bylo mniej
zabawne...

Kasia=Mata Hari,,

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Dutch spy Mata Hari wasn't as important as everyone seems to believe. This
week, the British Security Service released the first documents concerning the
life and times of Mata Hari. Accused of being a double agent for both the
French and German army during the Great War, Mata Hari was executed in 1917 by
a French firing squad.

She was born in the northern Dutch town of Leeuwarden as Margaretha Geertruida
Zelle. At the beginning of this century, she moved to France where she started
a career as a nude dancer. She became famous and moved in the highest circles
of Europe. Her fame made it easy for her to travel to various European
countries. Even during the war. So, the French Secret Service asked Mata Hari
to mingle with the Germans and find out as much as she could.

However, during her first mission something went wrong and she was arrested by
the British intelligence service. They questioned her on every suspicious move
or meeting she'd had, but her alibis were watertight. She even told her
interrogators that she worked for the French Secret Service. So all the British
agents could do was release her and send her back.

For a long time, historians have thought her arrest was mere coincidence. But
the British documents released this week, reveal that the British MI-5 kept
Mata Hari under close surveillance from 1915 on.

In the meantime, the French too got suspicious. Mata Hari had lovers on both
sides of the border. Who knows what secrets were exchanged between the
sheets...
It also became clear that German army officers were paying her. Officially, it
was to keep them company but the French intelligence office wasn't so sure
about that. What if she was paid for passing on sensitive information?
When she tried to cross into France to visit one of her lovers, Mata Hari was
arrested by the French Secret Service and interrogated. During one of these
long sessions, she succumbed and confessed to being a German spy, known under
the pseudonym of H21.

The trial that followed was nothing more than a showcase trial. The French were
convinced she was "one of the greatest spies of the century, responsible for
the deaths of tens of thousands of soldiers". Mata Hari was deemed guilty and
condemned to death. In 1917, she died in front of a firing squad despite her
desperate claims that she was innocent.

But even the French didn't get the complete story. Mata Hari never told them
whom she worked with or whose orders she followed. The French dossiers are
still closed. In Holland, some people have tried in vain to persuade the French
government to reopen her case. The Dutch Mata Hari Foundation however, still
sees possibilities to rehabilitate her with the help of these newly released MI-
5 documents. They still think there may be chance that Mata Hari was indeed
innocent.

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Links



Fries Museum: Permanent Mata Hari Collection.
MI-5: Official site of the UK Security Service.

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Analysts: Iraq aiming planes carrying 'dirty bombs' at Israel
Western intelligence analysts say that Iraq has readied a number of its longer-
range aircraft for "one-way missions," carrying non-conventional payloads and
targeting cities in Israel.

According to the analysts, the Iraqi air force has managed to prepare a number
of its Soviet-made Tupolev-16 and Sukhoi-25 aircraft for suicide missions
against Israel, which would be equipped with a "dirty bomb" (radiological
weapon) as a possible payload.

Meanwhile, a British newspaper quoted reports from the United States on Sunday
suggesting that British and American troops have already been deployed in
western Iraq, in order to prevent an attack on Israel.

According to the Sunday Telegraph, the special troops are there to prevent the
mobilization of Scud missile launchers for an attack on Israel.

IDF Chief of Staff Moshe Ya'alon said Sunday that Israel is prepared for a
possible missile attack in case Iraq fires missiles at the country in
retaliation for a U.S. strike.

Speaking to Israel Radio, Ya'alon said there are enough gas masks for everyone
in the country in case Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein loads his missiles with
chemical or biological weapons.

"The other side very well knows Israel is capable of defending itself if
attacked," he said.

Ya'alon also did note rule out the possibility of Israeli retaliation against
Iraq.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Defense Minister Benjamin Ben-Eliezer have both
said that Israel would respond to an attack by Iraq, unlike in the 1991 Gulf
War.

The prime minister at the time, Yitzhak Shamir (Likud) bowed to U.S. pressure
and did not retaliate for the some 40 Scud missiles that landed in Israeli
territory, due to American concerns that such a move would break up the
international coalition against Saddam, which contained a number of Arab states
including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Syria.

By Amos Harel, Ha'aretz Correspondent, Ha'aretz Service and Agencies


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