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Join Dan and Tom as they decode I Was a Spy, the 1933 spy movie starring Madeleine Carroll and Conrad Veidt. It's the true story of a Belgian nurse who cared for German soldiers by day and spied for the British by night. Subscribe for more classic spy movie decodes!
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