アイリーン・ニアン (Japanese Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "アイリーン・ニアン" in Japanese language version.

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“Secrets of British spy 'Agent Rose' revealed in death”. CNN. (23 September 2010) 2010年10月30日閲覧。

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Judd, Terri (29 October 2010). “Eileen Nearne: The 'scatterbrained' spy who helped win the war”. The Independent (London) 2010年10月30日閲覧. "She was later awarded the French Croix de Guerre and the MBE for her “cool efficiency, perseverance and willingness to undergo any risk”."

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John Fisher Burns (21 September 2010). “Eileen Nearne, wartime spy, dies at 89”. New York Times 2010年9月22日閲覧. "After she died earlier this month, a frail 89-year-old alone in a flat in the British seaside town of Torquay, Eileen Nearne, her body undiscovered for several days, was listed by local officials as a candidate for what is known in Britain as a council burial, or what in the past was called a pauper's grave."

sfclub.org

Eileen Nearne Archived 2012年3月21日, at the Wayback Machine.; Special Forces Club

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thegazette.co.uk

"No. 37473". The London Gazette (Supplement) (英語). 19 February 1946. p. 1015. 2010年10月31日閲覧。

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Eileen Nearne Archived 2012年3月21日, at the Wayback Machine.; Special Forces Club

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John Fisher Burns (21 September 2010). “Eileen Nearne, wartime spy, dies at 89”. New York Times 2010年9月22日閲覧. "After she died earlier this month, a frail 89-year-old alone in a flat in the British seaside town of Torquay, Eileen Nearne, her body undiscovered for several days, was listed by local officials as a candidate for what is known in Britain as a council burial, or what in the past was called a pauper's grave."