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windar said:
Sorry, Spike, we have our Pulitzer Prize winning reporter on the story (as soon as she makes bail:doh::popcorn:)
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But she's an embedded reporter, right?:icon_writing::icon_tfno:While Spike, he is the nightmare of the General Headquarters!:uzi:

messaline said:
... and Messa will assure the "intendance" and will serve out some "Anjou Rouge" to the soldiers ... She already did by the past !:D
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And remember : the Red Army has women's combat battalions too, and women's fighting squadrons!:cool:;)
 
messaline said:
... and Messa will assure the "intendance" and will serve out some "Anjou Rouge" to the soldiers ... She already did by the past !:D
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Thank you, Messa - they will appreciate it! :)

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Breaking new ground - the 'Barbarossanova' cover and blurb are ready before the story begins!

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Barbarossanova - The Lady Vanishes

Barbara Moore's sudden disappearance has been the subject of endless speculation ever since that fateful summer day in Prague in 1936. The picture is made no clearer by the various debates surrounding the possibility that Ms. Moore, a US citizen, was working undercover, as a government agent, especially in view of the lack of agreement about whose government she might actually have been working for.

The recent claim by Moscow that she was executed in the Russian capital prior to the outbreak of World War Two, tends to suggest that she was not ultimately acting on orders from the Kremlin. This claim, and the evidence which supports it, provided the springboard for Barbaria's tenacious investigation into what really happened, following seamlessly from her previous publication, 'Berlin Diary'.

Drawing on archival material, photographic records from the Bobinder Collection and eye witness accounts, 'Barbarossanova' is a triumph of dedicated research which takes us on a journey to discover the truth. If there can ever be a definitive account of what happens when the lady vanishes, this is probably it.

Originally published in the 'Berlin Diary' thread, here is the link to the 'Barbarossanova' Theatrical Trailer -

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11h9OIauJQ3lPwrJgSBAnMrUbpbFeAtk4/view?usp=sharing
 
bobinder said:
The recent claim by Moscow that she was executed in the Russian capital prior to the outbreak of World War Two, tends to suggest that she was not ultimately acting on orders from the Kremlin.
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Fake news? Can we trust anything we are told these days? :rolleyes:

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Barbaria1 said:
Fake news? Can we trust anything we are told these days? :rolleyes:
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bobinder said:
The recent claim by Moscow that she was executed in the Russian capital prior to the outbreak of World War Two, tends to suggest that she was not ultimately acting on orders from the Kremlin.
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Strange claim! In the USSR in the Stalin era, working on orders from the Kremlin was absolutely no life Insurance!:oops:
 
bobinder said:
Breaking new ground - the 'Barbarossanova' cover and blurb are ready before the story begins!

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Barbarossanova - The Lady Vanishes

Barbara Moore's sudden disappearance has been the subject of endless speculation ever since that fateful summer day in Prague in 1936. The picture is made no clearer by the various debates surrounding the possibility that Ms. Moore, a US citizen, was working undercover, as a government agent, especially in view of the lack of agreement about whose government she might actually have been working for.

The recent claim by Moscow that she was executed in the Russian capital prior to the outbreak of World War Two, tends to suggest that she was not ultimately acting on orders from the Kremlin. This claim, and the evidence which supports it, provided the springboard for Barbaria's tenacious investigation into what really happened, following seamlessly from her previous publication, 'Berlin Diary'.

Drawing on archival material, photographic records from the Bobinder Collection and eye witness accounts, 'Barbarossanova' is a triumph of dedicated research which takes us on a journey to discover the truth. If there can ever be a definitive account of what happens when the lady vanishes, this is probably it.
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Two entities heavily involved in pre-World War II intrigue were Ethiopia and the Tana Tuva Oblast on the western border of Outer Mongolia. One can't rule them out. Moscow was a cheap place to live, bolstering the case for their involvement. On the other hand, the Terror was still going on, so anyone could be arrested and executed at any time, spy or not. We will probably never know the truth.
 
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