Mata Hari, femme fatale executed 100 years ago


Exotic dancer and suspected double agent Mata Hari was executed in Paris 100 years. - AFP

Paris (AFP) - Exotic dancer and suspected double agent Mata Hari was executed in Paris 100 years ago but her name endures today as that of the ultimate seductive spy.

She was just 41 when she faced a firing squad on October 15, 1917, accused of spying for Germany during World War I.

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