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Between Wars,y Moss called .. It was about the occupied Rhineland. In it Moss described ‘the atrocious conduct of the French troops at Trier … where they were trying to set up a little separatist republic in order to divide Germany.’. Greene thought the situation scandalous and offered his services as propagandi

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,Greene’s Mexico,dentally shot during a Pancho Villa rising in Mexico, had come to a ‘glamorous end in a glamorous country.’. His interest was sustained through the writing of two historical romances he set in Spain, the unpublished . and . (1931), and continued in a more realistic key in 1938. Then something of a r

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Vietnam,British press had only one correspondent reporting on the whole of Indo-China at the time so coverage was scant. Greene arrived for this first visit with the Western liberal’s standard view of communism as nefarious. Four winters in Vietnam, a novel and many articles later, he had decided ‘there is

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A Knight Errant,gave a lecture at Highgate School in the guise of an explorer of outer Mongolia. When he got older he wrote letters to British newspapers calling himself Henry Ash, M.E. Wimbush and M. Wilkinson. He entered many amateur literary competitions, writing opening paragraphs for books, and identifying quo

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,Notf?lle in der Dermatoonkologie,the book together because he thought it almost certain that during the next few years class distinctions in England would be altered and the public schools, as they existed then, would disappear. The book would be a ‘premature memorial, like a family photograph album’ to ‘so odd a system of educatio