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Vera Atkins. Vera Atkins (n.16 iunie 1908, Galați, România − d. 24 iunie 2000, Hastings, Anglia) a fost o spioană engleză născută în România. Vorbea fluent limbile engleză, franceză, română și germană.. Numele ei adevărat a fost Maria Vera Rosenberg. „ Atkins” era numele de fată al mamei, refugiată din Rusia în urma pogromurilor. Tatăl ei, Max Rosenberg, om de afaceri ...
that Vera Atkins was approached. to join the Special Operations Executive, or SOE. The approach came in a letter. It was as bland as any letter could ever be, but this letter would define the rest of Vera's life. And it soon became clear. that Vera would be a great asset to SOE. As her internal report noted, she had a fantastically good memory,
The Romanian-born Vera Atkins (Stana Katic) worked for the British Special Operations Executive, known as Churchill’s Secret Army, recruiting women agents at a time when that was a novel concept.
Vera Atkins (1908-2000) Oficial de inteligencia en el servicio secreto británico durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Vera-May Rosenberg, más conocida como Vera Atkins, estuvo a cargo de agentes que cumplieron misiones en Francia. Investigó crímenes de guerra nazis y obtuvo distintas condecoraciones.
14 de sept. de 2005 · In A Life in Secrets Sarah Helm has stripped away Vera Atkins’s many veils. Drawing on recently released sixty-year-old government files and her unprecedented access to the private papers of the Atkins family, Helm vividly reconstructs a complex and extraordinary life. 528 pages, Hardcover. First published September 14, 2005.
30 de ago. de 2006 · Miss Atkins may have been too secretive for her own good. In later years she was suspected of being either a German or a Soviet spy. One former colleague, writing to her in the 1960’s, faulted ...
Atkins was of Jewish descent, something she took pains to hide at various times in her life. She was born Vera-May Rosenberg on June 15, 1908, in Galatz, Romania. She later took her English mother's maiden name, which was Atkins, when she moved to England in the 1930s, and she replaced May with the more Christian-sounding Maria.
