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Rosa Klebb is the Eastern European proprietor of Klebbs Fine Jewels. After being robbed by a man with a melting ray, and having over seven figures in precious stones stolen, she asked the Middleman and Wendy Watson to provide her with the name of the thief. She made no request for the jewels themselves, or for the thief to be arrested; this, combined with an associate of hers wielding a baton, suggests she had her own less-than-savory plans for the thief. Though she denied it twice, the Middleman strongly suggested Ms. Klebb was a former KGB operative. Colonel Rosa Klebb (Russian: Роза Клебб) is a fictional character and antagonist who first appeared in the 1957 Ian Fleming novel From Russia, with Love. The character was subsequently adapted for the 1963 James Bond film of the same name and its 2005 video-game adaptation. Klebb was portrayed by Austrian actress Lotte Lenya, whose likeness was further used in the 2010 video game GoldenEye 007 and 2005's From Russia with Love. In the latter the character's voice was provided by Karly Rothenberg. Colonel Rosa Klebb is a Russian agent and the main antagonist in the second James Bond film From Russia with Love. She is an agent for both SMERSH and SPECTRE, serving as SPECTRE's Number 3. She was the first female to serve as a main villain and only of two in the series. She was portrayed by Lotte Lenya. Colonel Rosa Klebb is a fictional character and the antagonist from the James Bond film and novel From Russia with Love. She was played by Lotte Lenya in the film version. Her name punningly derives from the popular Soviet phrase for women's rights, khleb i rozy (Cyrillic: хлеб и розы), which in turn was a direct Russian translation of the internationally used Labor slogan bread and roses.

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Colonel Rosa Klebb is a fictional character and the antagonist from the James Bond film and novel From Russia with Love. She was played by Lotte Lenya in the film version. Her name punningly derives from the popular Soviet phrase for women's rights, khleb i rozy (Cyrillic: хлеб и розы), which in turn was a direct Russian translation of the internationally used Labor slogan bread and roses. Colonel Rosa Klebb is a Russian agent and the main antagonist in the second James Bond film From Russia with Love. She is an agent for both SMERSH and SPECTRE, serving as SPECTRE's Number 3. She was the first female to serve as a main villain and only of two in the series. She was portrayed by Lotte Lenya. Rosa Klebb is the Eastern European proprietor of Klebbs Fine Jewels. After being robbed by a man with a melting ray, and having over seven figures in precious stones stolen, she asked the Middleman and Wendy Watson to provide her with the name of the thief. She made no request for the jewels themselves, or for the thief to be arrested; this, combined with an associate of hers wielding a baton, suggests she had her own less-than-savory plans for the thief. Though she denied it twice, the Middleman strongly suggested Ms. Klebb was a former KGB operative. Colonel Rosa Klebb (Russian: Роза Клебб) is a fictional character and antagonist who first appeared in the 1957 Ian Fleming novel From Russia, with Love. The character was subsequently adapted for the 1963 James Bond film of the same name and its 2005 video-game adaptation. Klebb was portrayed by Austrian actress Lotte Lenya, whose likeness was further used in the 2010 video game GoldenEye 007 and 2005's From Russia with Love. In the latter the character's voice was provided by Karly Rothenberg.