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An autobiography of a WWII double agent code name Tricycle whose life may have inspired Ian Fleming to create James Bond. By publishing The Double-Cross System in 1974, J. C. Masterman cracked the Official Secrets Act door, allowing the greatest spy ever, Dusko Popov, to publish his memoirs two years later.
Dušan "Duško" Popov (born in Titel, Austria-Hungary, now Serbia) was a double agent working for the British intelligence agency MI6 during World War II under the code name "Tricycle" and for the German intelligence agency Abwehr under the code name "Ivan".