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Miss V From Moscow (MOD) (DVD Movie) Knight of the Dead Lizzie makes a risky confessionSoviet secret agent Vera "Miss V" Marova (Lola Lane) uses her uncanny resemblance to a Nazi spy to infiltrate the Gestapo in Paris. The Nazis are warned the notorious Miss V might be in their midst, but her "calling card" a cigarette case from Hitler himself convinces Captain Anton Kleis (Noel Madison) that she is, in fact, Germany's famous spy. Over dinner with the beautiful imposter, Anton leaks a top secret plan to blow up an American fleet headed