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Thomas Nicolai,Carola Sch?n,Elena Jaszkowski Campden, Gloucestershire. He regarded it at first as a ‘pastoral Georgian dream of the industrial twenties’ but he also experienced there at first hand the dire social conditions generated by the Great Depression, following the Wall Street Crash of October 1929.. In August 1931 Ramsay MacDonald for

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56346-5hy letters to the press which, in turn, prompted journalistic commissions and inspiration for fictional or semi-documentary works. In a letter to the . (30 May 1958), he denounced a report from Algiers by Churchill’s bombastic son Randolph. The country was in turmoil after the ending of the Fourth F

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-28604-7country. But his anger was occasionally aroused by domestic news, such as when some of the Great Train Robbers were sentenced to 30 years’ imprisonment. Even in this case, however, his letter to the . (20 August 1964) was endowed with a predictably international slant. He sarcastically referred to t

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Adjuvante Therapie des Mammakarzinomsre-war period into his post-war fictions so as to freeze ‘his experience of England in that formative period’ when communism and capitalism were clearly opposed. But he also observed:.Le Carré’s reservations highlight Greene’s idiosyncratic and sometimes nostalgic eclecticism in political affairs an