The official AHF Cold War quiz thread
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TINKER, TAILOR, SOLDIER....
"It was like Hungary being between Germany and the Soviet Union. What sort of choice was that? Which language would you like your firing squad to speak?" Tibor Fischer 'Under the Frog'.
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... SPY!?
Last clue: He's the old (gay) guy on this picture and might have had
a romance with one of the other 3...
waleed
Last clue: He's the old (gay) guy on this picture and might have had
a romance with one of the other 3...
waleed
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Anthony Blunt?
regards Robb
regards Robb
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Robb!
You're back... With the correct answer!!!
Well done.
Pict.1 Anthony Blunt, London, 1963 by Lord Snowdon
http://www.chrisbeetles.com/gallery/artist.php?art=2871
Pict.2 Blunt as Surveyor (of the King's Pictures), escorting the Queen around the Courtald Institute in 1959.
http://www.artscope.net/VAREVIEWS/blunt030802.shtml
Pict.3 Former officer of MI5 and author of "Spy Catcher", Peter Wright
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/SSwright.htm
Pict.4 The Cambridge four - Blunt, Burgess, Maclean and Philby
http://www.ww2f.com/russia-war/31544-st ... eroes.html
All yours Robb
waleed
You're back... With the correct answer!!!
Well done.
Pict.1 Anthony Blunt, London, 1963 by Lord Snowdon
http://www.chrisbeetles.com/gallery/artist.php?art=2871
Pict.2 Blunt as Surveyor (of the King's Pictures), escorting the Queen around the Courtald Institute in 1959.
http://www.artscope.net/VAREVIEWS/blunt030802.shtml
Pict.3 Former officer of MI5 and author of "Spy Catcher", Peter Wright
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/SSwright.htm
Pict.4 The Cambridge four - Blunt, Burgess, Maclean and Philby
http://www.ww2f.com/russia-war/31544-st ... eroes.html
All yours Robb
waleed
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Hi Waleed,
Your too kind! Both of you helped with your clues especially "spy" Maclean and Philby were the ones that came to mind at first, but using ALL the clues I managed to narrow it down... Next Question (showing some national bias maybe?)
I'm looking for a battle that took place nearly 43 years ago, involving a number of nations for one of which it is a very famous battle. The battle was one of many in a looong lasting war.... Name of battle? Further hints to be supplied if necessary, but with you two lads on the scent I wonder if they will be necessary.
regards from Downunder Robb
Your too kind! Both of you helped with your clues especially "spy" Maclean and Philby were the ones that came to mind at first, but using ALL the clues I managed to narrow it down... Next Question (showing some national bias maybe?)
I'm looking for a battle that took place nearly 43 years ago, involving a number of nations for one of which it is a very famous battle. The battle was one of many in a looong lasting war.... Name of battle? Further hints to be supplied if necessary, but with you two lads on the scent I wonder if they will be necessary.
regards from Downunder Robb
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Hi Hans,
Didn't think I made it that easy - well done. You lads in this quiz are certaintly on the ball! Over to you now Hans.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_long_tan regards Robb
Didn't think I made it that easy - well done. You lads in this quiz are certaintly on the ball! Over to you now Hans.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_long_tan regards Robb
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Thanks Robb - couldn't miss the answer,after your nice hints!
Here you see two guys who started something quite some time ago, and it's still a craze...
Who are they, and what's their "child" called? Hans K
Here you see two guys who started something quite some time ago, and it's still a craze...
Who are they, and what's their "child" called? Hans K
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Think start of the fifties...
Hans K
Hans K
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Could it be...
:roll: ...?
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:roll: ...?
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It could definitely be! Bill Gaines and Harvey Kurtzmann, the founders of this "what-me-worry" magazine photographed in a moment of intense work...!
To Denmark!
Hans K
To Denmark!
Hans K
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A fantastic comic!
Let's see what you make out of this "little" item. It was a first!
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Let's see what you make out of this "little" item. It was a first!
waleed
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Nothing!
OK, time for some more clues.
Here's a shot of the man behind the mysterious wooden box together with a president.
waleed
OK, time for some more clues.
Here's a shot of the man behind the mysterious wooden box together with a president.
waleed
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Some sexual device / accessory? :roll: (followed by "satisfied customer" photo)
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No cigar!
You almost certainly have one, I have one, most of us use one...
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You almost certainly have one, I have one, most of us use one...
waleed