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Her father was the leader of a Sufi Muslim sect, her grandfather was the last Indian Muslim ruler who gave in to the British in the 19th century and her mother was a relative of the founder of Christian Science. She was born at the imperial Russian court in the Kremlin, were here father was a spiritual adviser to the Czar. After the Russian revoluntion the family went to France, where she grew up and learned to speak fluent French. When the Germans invaded, her family flew to Britain, where she became a wireless operator with the WAAF. She wanted to do more to fight the German invaders, whom she despised due to moral reasons and got recruited into the SOE. Even though she had serious problems with procedures and secrecy, she was airdropped into France as a wireless operator, the most dangerous job in the SOE.
After her group got betrayed by a traitor, she refused to be repatriated because she was the only wireless operator at large in the Paris area and without her her resistance organisation would have been without contact to Britain.
Eventuallly the Abwehr caught up with her and she was arrested after a fight. She had to undergo torture in several German prisons, and was executed on september 11th, 1944 in Dachau concentration camp.
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