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* {{Obfuscating Stupidity}}/{{Obfuscating Disability}}: In the 'Game, Set and Match' trilogy, it is strongly rumoured that the Director-General of [=MI6=], Sir Henry Clevemore has gone totally senile. The second trilogy reveals that this is anything but the case.
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* {{Obfuscating Stupidity}}/{{Obfuscating Disability}}: ObfuscatingStupidity: In the 'Game, Set and Match' trilogy, it is strongly rumoured that the Director-General of [=MI6=], Sir Henry Clevemore has gone totally senile. The second trilogy reveals that this is anything but the case.
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* WannabeSecretAgent: Werner Volkman is something of a suberversion of this trope; he desperately wants to work for the British as a secret agent, and when given the chance to do so, is incredibly good at it. Julian [=MacKenzie=] in "Mexico Set" plays this straight, with tragic consequences.
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* WannabeSecretAgent: Subversion. Werner Volkman is something of a suberversion of this trope; he desperately wants to work for the British as a secret agent, and when given the chance to do so, is incredibly good at it. Julian [=MacKenzie=] in "Mexico Set" plays this straight, with tragic consequences.
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* TheAllegedCar: With so much action in UsefulNotes/EastGermany, Trabants and other Soviet-bloc cars figure heavily (and all MI6 can obtain are older used ones).
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* {{Obfuscating Stupidity}}/{{Obfuscating Disability}}: In the 'Game, Set and Match' trilogy, it is strongly rumoured that the Director-General of MI6, [=MI6=], Sir Henry Clevemore has gone totally senile. The second trilogy reveals that this is anything but the case.
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* {{Oxbridge}}: Bernard has a chip on his shoulder over those who owe their advancement to their connections as opposed to his field experience.
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!!Trilogy 1: In which Fiona Samson turns out to be an East German agent and defects. Bernard acquires a girlfriend called Gloria.
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A trilogy of trilogies with an epic thrown in for good measure, this is the second best known series of Creator/LenDeighton. (His earlier series was known as "The spy with no name" in the books, who was called "Harry Palmer" in the movies).
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A trilogy of trilogies trilogies, with an epic thrown in for good measure, this is the second best known series of Creator/LenDeighton. (His earlier series was known as "The spy with no name" in the books, who was called "Harry Palmer" in the movies).
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A trilogy of trilogies with an epic thrown in for good measure, this is the second best known series of [[Main/{{LenDeighton}} Len Deighton]]. (His earlier series was known as "The spy with no name" in the books, who was called "Harry Palmer" in the movies).
It stars a British spy called Bernard Samson who is as much a Berliner as an Englishman, having grown up as the child of an Allied Occupation officer who attended [[UsefulNotes/GermanEducationSystem German schools]] and over the course of the series discovers that his wife, also a spy, is working for [[Main/{{EastGermany}} East Germany]].
It stars a British spy called Bernard Samson who is as much a Berliner as an Englishman, having grown up as the child of an Allied Occupation officer who attended [[UsefulNotes/GermanEducationSystem German schools]] and over the course of the series discovers that his wife, also a spy, is working for [[Main/{{EastGermany}} East Germany]].
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A trilogy of trilogies with an epic thrown in for good measure, this is the second best known series of [[Main/{{LenDeighton}} Len Deighton]].Creator/LenDeighton. (His earlier series was known as "The spy with no name" in the books, who was called "Harry Palmer" in the movies).
It stars a British spy called Bernard Samson who is as much a Berliner as an Englishman, having grown up as the child of an Allied Occupation officer who attended [[UsefulNotes/GermanEducationSystem German schools]] and over the course of the series discovers that his wife, also a spy, is working for[[Main/{{EastGermany}} East Germany]].
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* OvertOperative: In the first novel, Berlin Game, ''Berlin Game'', Bernard becomes suspicious of two KGB officers who are deliberately behaving like KGB Officers [[spoiler: and reasons that they are trying to draw attention to one double agent in SIS to draw attention away from a better placed agent]].
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* RedHerringMole: Giles Trent in 'Berlin Game'
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