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How Does General Vozdishensky Show Loyalty In Russia

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Loyalty is an main element of From Russia With Love. In Chapter five we are given a detailed event of a meeting between the branches of Secret Services in the Soviet Union. General G. requests that General Vozdvishensky pick a secret service amongst their enemies to penetrate and destroy. General Vozdishensky makes the remark of smaller countries verses larger countries." But Secret Services are expensive, and small countries cannot afford the coordinated effort which produces good intelligence." ( Chapter 5 Page 40) However, the general soon starts to discuss England. He is amazed by their loyalty to their cause and their nation and professes this would be the country to eliminate. " England is another matter altogether. I think we all have

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