The Bedbug (54 page)

1. Valentin, Curt
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2. van Koutrik, Folkert Arie
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3. van Oorschot, General
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4. Vansittart, Sir Robert
   
   1. and appeasement policy
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   2. and declaration of war
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   3. early career of
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   4. and Hitler’s projected invasion plans
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   5. and Klop’s British citizenship
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   6. and Otto Ludwig
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   7. private intelligence network
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   8. and Putlitz
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   9. and Rawitski’s arrest
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   10. and ‘Venlo Incident’
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5. Vasilievsky Island (St Petersburg)
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6. ‘Venlo Incident’
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7. Venona Project
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8. Vermehren, Dr Erich
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9. Verschoyle, Derek Hugo
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10. Victoria, Queen
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11. Vivian, Valentine
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12. Vlasov, General Andrei
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13. Volkonsky, Prince Pierre
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14. Volkov, Constantin
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15. Voss, Claudius
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1. Wagner, Otto
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2. Wallach, Erica Glaser
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3. Wallinger, Geoffrey
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4. Ward-Jackson, Peter
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5. Warner, Sir Christopher
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6. Warner, Fred
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7. Weir, Mary Isabella
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8. Weir, Sir Cecil
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9. Wells, H. G.
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10. Werti, Walter
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11. West, Rebecca
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12. Wheeler-Bennett, John
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13. White, Sir Dick
    
    1. and Czech Intelligence Service
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    2. and Czech Refugee Trust
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    3. and Fritz Hesse
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    4. and German counterespionage section of MI5
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    5. and Gustav Hilger
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    6. as head of MI6
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    7. and Klop’s funeral
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    8. and Klop’s post-war operations
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    9. and Otto John
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    10. and Sir Percy Sillitoe
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    11. praise for Klop
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    12. and Putlitz
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    13. recruited to MI5
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    14. and Russian defectors
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    15. and Vera Schalburg
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    16. and ‘Victoire’
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    17. visits to Klop and Nadia
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    18. and Walther Schellenberg
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14. Wietersheim, General von
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15. Wigram, Ralph
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16. Wilhelm II, Kaiser
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17. Willert, Sir Arthur
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18. Wilson, Horace
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19. Winsor, Rita
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20. Winster, Lord
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21. Wiskemann, Elizabeth
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22. Wohlgemuth, Wolfgang
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23. Wolff, Bernhard
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24. Wolff’s Telegraphische Büro (German news agency)
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25. Wolkoff, Admiral Nikolai
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26. Wolkoff, Anna
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27. Wolkonsky, Prince Serge
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28. Wrede, Franz
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29. Wright, Peter
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30. Wurmann, Major Richard
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1. Yagoda, Genrick
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2. Yeltsin, Boris
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3. Younger, Kenneth
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4. Yoxall, Harry
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5. Yusopov, Prince
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1. ‘Z’ network
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2. Zakrevsky, Ignaty
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3. Zäwditu, Empress
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4. Zech-Burkersroda, Count Julius von
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5. Zinoviev letter
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Freed hostages at the siege of Magdala. Klop’s grandmother Katarina is at the very centre, clutching the barely discernible infant Magdalena on her lap. Moritz Hall is fourth from the right in the back row.

Klop in his German army greatcoat, with the Württemberg 123rd Grenadiers in the Forest of Argonne in 1915.

Klop’s brother Peter in his flying kit shortly before being killed on a mercy flight for the German air force.

Ago von Maltzan.

Sir Robert (later Lord) Vansittart.