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    The Stasi Spy

    By Charles Bunyan

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    This is a work of fiction about a former Stasi Spy who, having espoused first communism and then Catholicism, discovers that all that really matters is love. En passant, the history of the church and its less than candid account of certain historical, financial and recent sexual crimes is considered through her eyes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateMay 11, 2015
    ISBN9783739270159
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    The Stasi Spy
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    Charles Bunyan

    Charles Bunyan is a retired lawyer and lives in Scotland. This is his 12th novel. He has also written two novellas.

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