The Name of Action

The Name of Action

Graham Greene

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January 1, 1930

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Greene's second novel, suppressed after initial publication, is now quite rare. Disillusioned by Britain, wealthy youth Oliver Chant is sent abroad to Trier (Germany) by UK Communist leader Kurtz. Kurtz had been exiled to Britain by Trier's new dictator Demassener and promised Oliver Chant that he'd be part of a dramatic rebellion. Chant arrives in Trier with orders to meet up with the underground party run by a Jewish poet, Joseph Kapper and comrades Torner (an Artist) and Lintz (a shoe maker). It becomes apparent that the small faction are not interested in bloodshed, but spreading dissent against the Dictator.

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Graham Greene

Henry Graham Greene OM CH, 1904–1991, was an English writer and journalist regarded by many as one of the leading novelists of the 20th century.

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