No longer stereotyped as seductresses in the Mata-Hari mold or Bond girl-ish sidekicks, in art and in life women are executing heart-stoppingly intrepid, high-octane intelligence operations — albeit sometimes “with men along as props,” as a Mossad agent named “Ella” has conceded — a cultural backdrop against which one of WWII’s most courageous and undersung spies is finally getting a fitting remembrance.
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