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Danny Laurie-FletcherDraws on literary sources to explore contemporary society during World War I.Explores areas that have previously been neglected or marginalised in the study of invasion and spy literature.Examines the

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Marine Transgressionen und Regressionenas under the control or under the influence of wealthy German-British or German-Jewish plutocrats. This was one of the major recurring spy themes of the war. The ‘hidden hand’ was often a continuation of pre-war anti-Jewish sentiment in a different guise, which became more hostile because of an actual war.

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Foreign Agents, Invaders, Government Responses, and Novels: , to ,se, seeing that popular newspapers (in part due to commercial pressures) used a repetitive style to produce sensational reports at the quickest possible speed to grab readers’ attention and reinforce their prejudices.

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