The mummified head of famed World War I spy Mata Hari has vanished from a Paris museum ... had been in a huge collection of more than 5,000 preserved craniums and other body parts in the city ...

After the execution, no-one came to claim Mata Hari's body. So it was delivered to the school of medicine in Paris where it was used for lessons in dissection. Her head was preserved at the Museum ...

FRENCH scientists are baffled by the disappearance of Mata Hari's head from a collection of the remains of notorious French criminals. The loss came to light this month after a threat to close the ...

Mata Hari is a name that conjures images of mystery, seduction, and intrigue, emblematic of the complex roles she played as a dancer, courtesan, and alleged spy during World War I. Born Margaretha ...

In the early hours of Oct. 15, 1917, Mata Hari — one of the most famous spies of the 20th century — was shaken awake in her prison cell. Her time had come. Given a pen, ink, paper and ...

xotic 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 ...

After the execution, no-one came to claim Mata Hari's body. So it was delivered to the school of medicine in Paris where it was used for lessons in dissection. Her head was preserved at the Museum ...