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⏲ Duration: 19 min 43 sec
✓ Published: 05-Apr-2022
✓ Published: 05-Apr-2022
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NOOR, a highly charged dance theater work tells the incredible true story of Noor-un-nisa Inayat Khan, daughter of Sufi Master Hazrat Inayat Khan, brought up on music and spirituality, who became a spy during WW11. Although she came from a Pacifist background, Noor felt compelled to become proactive in order to save innocent victims of Nazi persecution. nnnCode named Madeleine, Noor was the first woman wireless operator working for Britain's SOE covertly infiltrated into Nazi-occupied Paris,
NOOR, a highly charged dance theater work tells the incredible true story of Noor-un-nisa Inayat Khan, daughter of Sufi Master Hazrat Inayat Khan, brought up on music and spirituality, who became a spy during WW11. Although she came from a Pacifist background, Noor felt compelled to become proactive in order to save innocent victims of Nazi persecution. nnnCode named Madeleine, Noor was the first woman wireless operator working for Britain's SOE covertly infiltrated into Nazi-occupied Paris,
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