Mamata Parhi - University of Roehampton Research Explorer
Mamata Parhi is a Reader in Economics and Finance and Head of AFEG (Accounting, Finance, Economics & Goverance) Subject Group at Roehampton Business School. She joined the Business School in July, 2015.
Revisiting the Myth of Mata Hari, From Sultry Spy to Government ...
Nov 1, 2017 — A century after her death, the Dutch-born exotic dancer deemed “the greatest woman spy of the century” by her prosecutor is finally getting the record cleared. Throughout her life, femme...
This Happened — October 15: The Execution Of Mata Hari
3 days ago — Countries Germany Sources WORLDCRUNCH France. Worldcrunch. October 15, 2024. Updated Oct. 15, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. The execution of Dutch exotic dancer Mara Hari, a World War I spy, happened on this day in 1917. Get This Happened straight to …
Who was Mata Hari and why was she executed? The life and death …
Oct 15, 2017 — For the past 100 years, Mata Hari has been revered as the ultimate femme fatale — the seductive, glamorous exotic dancer who spied for the Germans during World War I and caused the deaths of...
10 Facts About Mata Hari - History Hit
Jul 9, 2020 — Here are 10 facts: 1. Mata Hari is not the name she was given at birth. Mata Hari was a stage name taken on by a woman born in the Netherlands as Margaretha Zelle, on 7 August 1876. The Zelle family was fraught with issues. Margaretha’s father speculated unsuccessfully in oil and left his family.
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Dancer and spy Mata Hari is executed | October 15, 1917 - HISTORY
Nov 24, 2009 — Mata Hari, the dancer and spy, is executed for espionage by a French firing squad outside of Paris. She was accused of acting as a double agent for the French and Germans...
Mamata Pahri, Marie Boltz-Laemmel, Marc Gillaizeau, Yi Huang, Nidhi Kaicker, Shamika Ravi, Anita Staneva, Kim Wilson and Rooberto Zotti. Email address: h.abdel-latif@swansea.ac.uk(Hany Abdel-Latif)
Mata Hari 100 Years Later: Was She Really a Spy? | TIME
Oct 13, 2017 — Margaretha Zelle, a.k.a. “Mata Hari,” an exotic dancer and convicted spy, met her end at age 41 at the hands of a firing squad outside Paris 100 years ago on Oct. 15, 1917.
Mamata Pahri, Marie Boltz-Laemmel, Marc Gillaizeau, Yi Huang, Nidhi Kaicker, Shamika Ravi, Anita Staneva, Kim Wilson and Rooberto Zotti. 1. Introduction The global nancial crisis that burst in 2008, a ecting economies worldwide has had severe social e ects. Concerns have been raised on its impact on vulnerable groups