Enemy of the Reich: The Noor Inayat Khan Story

This documentary runs for 56 minutes and delves into the remarkable story of Noor Inayat Khan, who was recruited as a covert operative in 1943 by Winston Churchill's Special Operations Executive. With a unique background as the daughter of an American mother and an Indian Muslim father, Khan's role as a British agent was notable for its rarity during the war.

The film highlights her courageous efforts as the only surviving radio operator maintaining communication between the British and the French Resistance in Paris. Khan played a crucial role in coordinating the airdrop of weapons and agents, as well as the rescue of downed Allied fliers, making her story an important part of World War II history.

For collectors, this documentary offers insights into espionage and the contributions of female spies during wartime. Available formats include DVD and others, making it accessible for those interested in historical documentaries and biographies.