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Ian Fleming's James Bond in "From Russia, With Love" as a nostalgic desire for a revived British supremacy?

Name: Ian Fleming's James Bond in "From Russia, With Love" as a nostalgic desire for a revived British supremacy?
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Author: Parwez Paryani
ISBN: 978-3-668-27480-8

The Role of a Fallen Empire in Cold War Politics of the 1950s

Term Paper, 2015

12 Pages, Grade: 1,0

Parwez Paryani (Author)

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1. Introduction

2. British Decolonization
2.1. The Demise of a Super Power
2.2. Consequences in Public & Culture

3. SMERSH vs. MI5 - a biased portrayal
3.1. Donovan ‘Red’ Grant
3.2. Rosa Klebb & SMERSH
3.3. James Bond & The MI5

4. Conclusion

5. Bibliography

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Title: Ian Fleming's James Bond in "From Russia, With Love" as a nostalgic desire for a revived British supremacy?
Subtitle: The Role of a Fallen Empire in Cold War Politics of the 1950s
College: University of Trier
Course: James Bond
Grade: 1,0
Author: Parwez Paryani (Author)
Year: 2015
Pages: 12
Catalog Number: V338052
ISBN (eBook): 9783668274792
ISBN (Book): 9783668274808
File size: 686 KB
Language: English
Keywords: James Bond, Cold War, From Russia with Love, Soviet, MI5, Ian Fleming, Communism, Capitalism, Decolonization, English Public Culture, SMERSH

Quote paper: Parwez Paryani (Author), 2015, Ian Fleming's James Bond in "From Russia, With Love" as a nostalgic desire for a revived British supremacy?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/338052

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