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Princess Spy

Noor Inayat Khan was born into royalty but died living the life of a spy while fighting the Nazis.

What was Noor Inayat Khan born into? Noor Inayat Khan was born into royalty. How did she die? She died living the life of a spy while fighting the Nazis.

She was born in Moscow in 1914 to an American mother and an aristocratic Indian father, which made her a princess.

Where was she born? She was born in Moscow. When was she born? She was born in 1914. Who was she born to? She was born to an American mother and an aristocratic Indian father. What did this make her? This made her a princess.

Khan and her family soon moved to London and then Paris where she went to school.

Where did Khan and her family soon move to? Khan and her family soon moved to London and then Paris. Where did Khan go to school? Khan went to school in Paris.

After completing her education, she began writing children’s stories and may have gone on to lead the quiet life of a writer.

What did she do after completing her education? After completing her education, she began writing children’s stories. What kind of life may she have led? She may have led the quiet life of a writer.

But this was not her path.

Was this her path? No, this was not her path.

When World War II broke out in Europe, Khan’s life took an unexpected turn.

When did Khan’s life take an unexpected turn? Khan’s life took an unexpected turn when World War II broke out in Europe.

France fell to German forces in 1940, and she fled to London with her family.

When did France fall to German forces? France fell to German forces in 1940.

Where did she flee when France fell to German forces? She fled to London with her family when France fell to German forces.

Her life was forever changed.

What was forever changed? Her life was forever changed.

She was a gentle woman.

What kind of woman was she? She was a gentle woman.

She was raised as a pacifist by her father, a famous Sufi teacher.

What did her father raise her as? Her father raised her as a pacifist. What kind of teacher was her father? Her father was a famous Sufi teacher.

She did not believe in war but decided that she had to take a stand against the Nazis.

Did she believe in war? No, she did not believe in war. What did she decide that she had to take a stand against? She decided that she had to take a stand against the Nazis.

She joined the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force later that year.

What did she join? She joined the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force. When did she join it? She joined it later that year.

And in 1942, she was recruited to become a spy and radio operator.

What was she recruited to become? She was recruited to become a spy and radio operator. When was she recruited? She was recruited in 1942.

Though some of her spy trainers were unsure whether Khan was up to the job, she was given a dangerous mission.

What was she given? She was given a dangerous mission. Were her spy trainers sure Khan was up to the job? No, her spy trainers were unsure whether Khan was up to the job.

She flew and parachuted into France to join the resistance network in Paris.

Did she take a boat into France? No, she didn’t take a boat into France. She flew and parachuted into France. Why did she go to France? She went to France to join the resistance network. Where was the resistance network?

The resistance network was in Paris.

Her code name was “Madeleine”.

What was her code name? Her code name was “Madeleine”.

Her mission was so dangerous that her spy trainers didn’t expect her to live more than six weeks.

Who didn’t expect her to live more than six weeks? Her spy trainers didn’t expect her to live more than six weeks. Why didn’t her spy trainers expect her to live more than six weeks? Her spy trainers didn’t expect her to live more than six weeks because her mission was so dangerous.

One by one the other spies on her team were captured.

What happened to the other spies on her team? The other spies on her team were captured. How were they captured? They were captured one by one.

Her bosses told her to return to England, but Khan refused.

Did her mother tell her to return to England? No, her mother didn’t tell her to return to England. Her bosses told her to return to England. Did Khan agree? No, Khan did not agree. Khan refused.

She continued her mission of sending messages to London while doing her best to avoid the German secret police.

What did she do? She continued her mission. What was her mission? Her mission was sending messages to London. Who did she do her best to avoid?

She did her best to avoid the German secret police.

Khan was eventually betrayed by a French fellow spy and arrested.

Who was Khan eventually betrayed by? Khan was eventually betrayed by a French fellow spy. What happened when she was betrayed? When she was betrayed, she was arrested.

Even worse, the secret police found copies of her secret radio signals and were able to trick Allied forces into sending new spies into their hands.

What did the secret police find? The secret police found copies of her secret radio signals. Who were they able to trick? They were able to trick Allied forces. What did they trick Allied forces into doing? They tricked Allied forces into sending new spies into their hands.

Khan didn’t sit back and wait for the war to end.

Did Khan sit back and wait for the war to end? No, Khan didn’t sit back and wait for the war to end.

She escaped prison, but was caught.

What did she do? She escaped prison. Did she flee to safety? No, she did not flee to safety. She was caught.

She was punished with solitary confinement and tortured for ten months.

How long was she tortured? She was tortured for ten months.

To her credit, she did not reveal any information to her captors the entire time she was there.

Did she reveal any information to her captors? No, she did not reveal any information to her captors the entire time she was there.

Eventually, Khan and three other agents were sent to Dachau concentration camp.

Where was Khan sent? Khan was sent to Dachau concentration camp. Was she sent there with other agents? Yes, she was sent there with three other agents.

She was killed there on September 13, 1944, less than a year before the end of the war.

Was she killed after the war? No, she wasn’t killed after the war. She was killed less than a year before the end of the war. When was she killed? She was killed on September 13, 1944.

Her last word before being shot was liberty.

What was her last word before being shot? Her last word before being shot was liberty.