An Indian Princess Caught by the Germans in WW2 - The Story of Noor Inayat Khan
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Uncover the extraordinary true story of Noor Inayat Khan, the Indian princess who defied all odds to become a British World War II spy!
Descendant of the legendary Tipu Sultan, Noor's life took a thrilling turn when she became Britain's first Muslim woman spy. Infiltrating Nazi-occupied France, her courage and cunning made her a vital asset to the Allied cause.
But her mission was fraught with danger. This video explores Noor's incredible life, her daring wartime missions, and the ultimate sacrifice she made for freedom.
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Resources:
Veerasammy, Leah B. (2023) "How the Women of the SOE Were Made to Wage War: A Brief Account of Noor Inayat Khan’s Experience as a Biracial Female SOE Agent," The Great Lakes Journal of Undergraduate History: Vol. 9: Iss. 1, Article 9. Available at: scholar.uwinds...
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Good information ❤
Thank you
Did you re-upload the video, Mesha?
Hi, yes I did. I wanted to change the intro a bit. Sorry
Hi, yes I did. I wanted to change the intro a bit. Sorry
Will be uploading a new video next week 💕
@@TareekhiTales ohhh it's fine, NP. Looking forward to the new video 💖
I am going to set you right on a few points. Her story has been known for some time so I don't know if your version or mine is correct. 1. She knew French very well and Peer Murshed Inayat Khan had been given a mansion in Paris. She lived there with her siblings after her father passed away but had no trouble supporting herself, because of the donations coming in from her father's religious followers. 2. She did volunteer for the WAAF and was taken in. 3. The wireless equipment was bulky and quite unwieldy and a bother to cart around, not to say heavy for a mere girl. 4. She was gorgeous, (as gorgeous as yourself) and not above using her feminine charms to get her way. She flirted continually. 5 Her supervisor fell for her but another young woman was jealous of his attentions towards her and "shopped" her to the Germans. A classic case of Jealousy. 6. The rest of your story is more or less accurate, but you really murdered the name of the famous German, POW camp, near Munchen. The nearest I can come to it in type is "D ah kha ow" (the kh as in Khan). Look that one up. She has been given a statue at Gordon Square in London, which Princess Anne herself unveiled. There are several documentaries made about her even an official BBC one. So keep digging.. ruclips.net/video/VdP8Bv64PG4/видео.html