A) Martin Ritt B) George Smiley C) Willem Frederik Hermans D) John le Carré
A) 1965 B) 1963 C) 2017 D) 1979
A) The Circus B) The Presidium C) The Abteilung D) The Agency
A) John le Carré B) Richard Burton C) Martin Ritt D) George Smiley
A) Peter Guillam B) George Smiley C) John le Carré D) Richard Burton
A) The Netherlands B) Berlin C) Norway D) London
A) Call for the Dead B) A Legacy of Spies C) The Darkroom of Damocles D) A Murder of Quality
A) A Peter Finch-like figure in a raincoat B) A fellow intelligence officer in the Circus C) A double agent he met in Berlin D) A character from a Dutch novel
A) Samuel Fennan B) John le Carré C) Martin Ritt D) Willem Frederik Hermans
A) Samuel Fennan B) Karl Riemeck C) Jens Fiedler D) Hans-Dieter Mundt
A) Attorney B) Intelligence officer C) Banker D) Librarian
A) Mundt's deputy B) Director of the Presidium C) Head of the Abteilung D) Double agent for Britain
A) He is captured by the Abteilung B) He kills an East German guard C) He is caught stealing Circus accounts D) He assaults a grocer
A) Liz Gold B) Hans-Dieter Mundt C) George Smiley D) Jens Fiedler
A) She escapes to the West B) She is arrested by the East Germans C) She stays in East Germany D) She is shot and killed
A) He is a British double agent B) He is an agent for the Soviets C) He is working for Fiedler D) He is a loyal Communist Party member
A) He is pardoned by Mundt B) He becomes the head of the Abteilung C) He flees to the West D) He is arrested and eventually shot
A) He returns to his job at the Circus B) He is shot and killed while trying to cross the wall C) He is captured and imprisoned by Mundt D) He retires to the West
A) It is devoid of any political complexity B) It is completely effective and justified C) It is solely focused on protecting democracy D) It is morally inconsistent with Western values
A) Call for the Dead B) A Legacy of Spies C) A Murder of Quality D) The Darkroom of Damocles |