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Jean Manan explains the moral of his book Pinarque

Publication date 09/12/1977 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

Invited to Apostrophes for his political fiction novel "Pinarque", Jean MANAN warns against the possible return of an authoritarian regime in France, partly because of the weakness of the left.

Interview with Jean Manan

Publication date 05/05/1976 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

Interview with Jean MANAN, editor at Le Canard Enchaîné, about his book "France is not the greatest, it is the best".

Testimony of George Blake, KGB Double Agent

Publication date 25/06/1991 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

George BLAKE, a British spy who worked for the KGB, testifies by video in order to exonerate the two men who helped him escape from Worm WOOD prison in 1966, allowing him to live in Moscow. He was sentenced in 1961 to 42 years in prison by the British court. - [Different shots] George BLAKE walking down the street with his wife.

Espionage Germany

Publication date 10/10/1990 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

Germany: After the reunification of Germany, we can see that there were many collaborators of the STASI in the west, such as Gabrièle Gast, a senior official of the West German Secret Service (BND), who had been providing information to the STASI since 1968. Interview with Hans SCHWENKE, Chairman of the Dissolution Committee of the STASI, who is in favour of the arrest of the bigwigs only.

Le Croisic, portrait of a spy, Bernard Sourisseau

Publication date 31/01/1986 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

At Croisic, a former military man, Bernard Sourisseau, is accused of having acted for years on behalf of the KGB. He seems to have informed the Soviet Union for years about the manoeuvres of the French submarines. Interview with Marcel Le COSSEC, fisherman, saying he was very surprised.

The Gunter Guillaume case

Publication date 28/09/1981 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

Summary of the trajectory of Gunter Guillaume, a German spy, close advisor to Willy Brant. In 1974, the revelation of the identity of Gunther Guillaume led to an unprecedented scandal and prompted the chancellor to resign. Exclusive interview with Gunter NOLLAU, former head of counter-espionage in the FRG behind the revelations about Gunter Guillaume.

Anthony Blunt spy and adviser to Elizabeth II

Publication date 22/11/1979 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

Interview with Anthony BLUNT, Queen’s Counsel and former KGB spy. His role as a double agent has been revealed, but he enjoys legal immunity following his testimony. Here he says in accordance with his conscience, the beginning of his activities having begun with the rise of Nazism: "it was the only way to fight against fascism".

Farewell, the DST mole

Publication date 13/12/1990 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

Review of numerous Russian documents delivered to the DST by Farewell, code name of the spy Vladimir Ipolitovich Vetrov.

Arrestation d'Aldrich Ames, espion russe à la CIA

Publication date 23/02/1994 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

Aux Etats-Unis, Aldrich Ames, chef du bureau Russie de la CIA, et sa femme ont été arrêtés, et sont accusés d'espionnage au profit de Moscou depuis 1985... Interview de Jean-Marie Pontaut, journaliste au Point, soulignant la gravité de la situation, et de Yuri Kapaladze, ministre russe de la Sécurité, qui affirme que les Etats-Unis et la Russie continueront néanmoins à collaborer sur des dossiers comme le terrorisme.

Meeting with Marcus Wolf

Publication date 19/12/1989 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

Martine LAROCHE JOUBERT went to East Berlin to meet Markus WOLF, former head of the East German secret services, recently converted to the joys of perestroika.

John Le Carré, former British intelligence agent

Publication date 15/09/1965 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

Guest of the program "Lectures pour tous", John Le Carré speaks of his last literary success "Le miroir aux espions". He says he is "free" after a career in education, and speaks directly about his past as a former British secret service agent. He says: "It was rather boring than exciting".

John the Square on his pseudonym

Publication date 24/11/1989 From €100.00

Spies and the Cold War

On the set of Apostrophes, interviewed by Bernard PIVOT, John LE CARRÉ explains why he chose this pseudonym. He had to borrow a pen name because he belonged to the secret service when he started writing. He tells the choice of his name.

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