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Christine Granville: The Polish aristocrat who was Churchill's favourite spy

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Britain's longest-serving World War Two spy, Christine Granville, died in June 1952. She was shot by her former lover in a Kensington hotel. Granville was a master of manipulation and persuasion. She risked her life countless times carrying out missions across Europe, yet her contribution is barely known.

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Christine Granville: The Polish aristocrat who was Churchill's favourite spy

Christine Granville risked her life in missions across Europe only to be killed by her former lover.

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The incredible story of the spy Christine Granville, Churchill's favorite: she faked death countless times, but ended up killed by her lover

Christine Granville, a spy for Britain during the Second World War, put her life in danger numerous times during missions in Europe, but at present her work is little known, reports the BBC.

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BBC News broke the news in United Kingdom on Sunday, January 7, 2024.
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