Marthe Cohn, a Jewish spy in Nazi Germany, dies at 105 Aided by her blond hair, blue eyes and fluency in German, she crossed enemy lines to spy on Germany for the French. She later received the ...

Marthe Cohn, a French-Jewish spy who operated behind enemy lines in Nazi Germany during World War II, passed away late last month in California at the age of 105. Cohn kept her intelligence ...

Marthe Cohn was barely 25 on April 11, 1945, and Jewish, but, being blond and blue-eyed, she could pass for an Aryan. She was French, from northeastern Alsace, but spoke German fluently.

Risking her life for two years as a spy in Nazi Germany, Rancho Palos Verdes resident Marthe Cohn quietly helped win World War II. Her best weapons: Her language skills and her memory. Cohn waited ...

Marthe Cohn, Holocaust survivor and nurse who spied for the French, dies at 105 Cohn, who lived in US for last seven decades, crossed into German territory as World War II was winding down ...

Marthe Cohn, a World War II French spy in Germany, visits Cleveland this week to talk about her experiences. She is now 99 years old and still actively sharing her war and Holocaust memories ...

102-year-old Holocaust survivor who kept spy identity secret for years reflects on Russian invasion "War never solves any problem. It creates more problems," Marthe Cohn said.

Marthe Cohn, who died May 20 in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., at 105, would keep those details secret for half a century, even from her family.

Marthe Cohn, a Holocaust survivor and nurse who went behind Germany enemy lines on behalf of French intelligence and helped undermine the German military in the waning days of World War II, died ...

Marthe Cohn in 2019. She was featured that year in a documentary, “Chichinette: The Accidental Spy,” which recounted how she survived the Holocaust and became a spy for the French army ...

When she was asked to spy for the French army, Marthe Cohn recalled decades later, she didn’t hesitate before saying yes.

Marthe Cohn, a French Jewish Spy in Nazi Germany, Dies at 105 For five decades she said little about her intelligence work during the war By Jon Mooallem Share ...