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		The Spy Who Came in from the Cold is an espionage novel by John le CarrÃ©, which tells the story of Alec Lemas, a British spy, who resigns from the Circus (as the British Secret Service is known in John le CarrÃ©'s books) and defects to East Germany.
		Lemas is actually being manipulated by George Smiley, as part of an elaborate plot to discredit an effective East German spymaster and help a British agent gain power in the East German Secret Service.
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		The inter-war period's pulp spy fiction was mostly concerned with battling Bolsheviks.
		Somerset Maugham, who wrote a fairly accurate portrayal of spying in the First World War in his Ashenden; or the British Agent (1928) (which was filmed by Hitchcock as The Secret Agent).
		They modeled their works on the 1930s authors who were very dubious about the morality of the world of espionage.
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		Best, Charles H. physiologist who, with Sir Frederick Banting, was the first to obtain (1921) a pancreatic extract of insulin in a form that controlled diabetes in dogs.
		The definitive antidote to the Bond fantasies appeared in 1963 with the publication of John Le Carré's ‘The Spy Who Came in from the Cold'.
		He brought this type of novel to levels of realism that it had never known, and in his fictional George...
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		East Friesland became a county of the Holy Roman Empire in 1454, was raised to a duchy in 1654, passed to Prussia in 1744, and—after various transfers during the French Revolutionary Wars—was attached to Hanover in 1815.
		The spy who came in from the cold; Unlikely as it may sound, Germany's bleak and chilly North Sea coast somehow inspired the creation of a classic British espionage novel.
		But did the author know then how significant...
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		The Man Who Fell to Earth by Walter Tevis : THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH, 1970s, POPULAR MUSIC
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