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ST. MICHAELS — The International Culture Collective and the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum are thrilled to announce the tremendous success of their inaugural joint project, the compelling documentary titled “The

The French author of "City of Joy," who has died at the age of 91, wrote several books that spanned international events, including the Nazi occupation of Paris and works on India.

In 1942, Dr. Adele Kibre—dark-haired, wicked-eyed, a medievalist by training—began work as an overseas agent for the Interdepartmental Committee for the Acquisition of Foreign Publications. This Committee was a branch of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS): the wartime predecessor to the CIA, which sought to acquire documents in Europe that the Allies could use to develop intelligence and plan covert operations. Kibre, a scholar, was now also a spy. Kibre was an ideal fit for the job. Af...