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Abakumov, Viktor
Abbetz, Otto
Acheson, Dean
Acton, Harold
Alexander, Michael
Allen, Loma
Allison, Barley
Allport, G.J.B.
Alsop, Joseph
Ambler, Eric
Andrew, Christopher
Andrews, Anthony
Angleton, James
Anglo-German Fellowship
Annan, Noel
Anstee, Margaret
Apostles, The
Arran, Lord
Ashton, Frederick
Astor, David
Astor, Lord
Auden, W.H.
Ava, Basil
Ayer, A.J. ‘Freddie’
Bacon, Francis
Baddeley, Angela
Baddeley, Hermione
Baerlein, Tony
Bagley, Pete
Baker, W.R.
Baldwin, Stanley
Ball, Joseph
Banbury, Frith
Bankhead, Tallulah
Banville, John
Barcroft, J.P.
Barkovsky, Vladimir
Barnes, Anne
Barnes, George
Basset, John
Bassett, Eve (cf Evelyn Gillman and Evelyn Burgess)
Batchelor, Norman Douglas
Battle, John
Beatty, David
Beatty, Peter
Beddington, Dick
Bedell Smith, Walter
Bell, Julian
Bell, Quentin
Belloc, Hilaire
Beloff, Nora
Benes, Edvard
Bennett, Alan
Bennison, Geoffrey
Berlin, Isaiah
Bernal, JD
Berry, Michael
Betjeman, John
Beveridge, William
Bevin, Ernest
Birley, Robert
Birch-Reynardson, Richard
Blaikie, Derek
Blake, George
Blamey, John
Bland, Sir Nevile
Blick, Roy
Bloomfield, Paul
Blunt, Anthony
and Apostles
and BBC
and Burgess escape
as recruiter
Bentinck St
confession
fictionalised
first meeting
go-between
holidays with
joins MI5
legacy from Burgess
love life
on Burgess
reaction to Burgess death
suspect
Blunt, Wilfrid
Bonham Carter, Violet
Borovik, Genrikh
Bowra, Maurice
Boyle, Andrew
Bracken, Brendan
Brandon, Henry
Brickendonbury Manor
Britannia, HMS
Britannia Youth
Brook, Sir Norman
Brooke, Rupert
Brooks, Collin
Brooks’s Club
Brooman-White, Dick
Browne, Coral
Brynley, David
Buchanan-Dunlop, David
Budberg, Moura
Bukharin, Nicolai
Burgess, Anthony (nephew)
Burgess, Evelyn (mother), (cf Evelyn Gillman, Eve Bassett)
early married life
marriage
Burgess, Guy
ancestry
animals named after him
applies for jobs at Eton and Conservative Research Department
applies to School of Slavonic Studies
at BBC
birth
bisexuality
boyfriends
cars
cartoonist
court appearances
diving skills
escape route
Eton
exam terrors
eyesight
fictionalised
friendship with Anthony Blunt
funeral
godfather
homes
homosexuality
love of Jane Austen
love of music
most important of Cambridge spies
motivation
Mummy complex
politicisation
possible engagements
possible manslaughter
prep school
recruitment
recruitment of Anthony Blunt
relationship with family
sado-masochistic tendencies
Sightings of ‘Missing Diplomats’
Soviet Intelligence on Burgess
Soviet suspicions of Cambridge Ring
syphilis
works for British Intelligence
works for Rothschilds
Trinity College, Cambridge passim
visit to Russia
Burgess, Henry Miles
Burgess, John Bennett Crispin
Burgess, Malcolm (father)
Burgess, Nigel (brother)
and Guy Burgess escape
and Guy Burgess funeral
at Cambridge
at Eton
in MI5
learns of mother’s new marriage
on his brother
Burgess., Simon (nephew)
Burn, Micky
Burnaby, John
Burrows, Bernard
Butler, JRM
Byam Shaw, Glen
Caballero, Ernest
Cadogan, Sir Alexander
Cadogan Committee
Cairncross, John
Calvocoressi, Peter
Cambridge University Socialist Society (CUSS)
Camps, William
Capote, Truman
Carby, Fanny
Carey-Foster, George
Carmalt-Jones, John
Carter, Miranda
Cassino, Leonard
Cavendish, Anthony
Cavendish, Elizabeth
Cawley, Frederick
Cazalet, Victor
Cecil, Robert
Chamberlain, Neville
Champernowne, David
Chapman, Robin
Charteris, Martin
Chesterton, G.K.
Chidson, Monty
Chishekov, Tolya
Christie, Agatha
Christopherson, Stanley
Churchill, Clarissa
Churchill, Randolph
Churchill, Winston
Ciano, Count
Clarke, Ashley
Clarke, Richard
Clark Kerr, Archibald (later Lord Inverchapel)
Clive, Nigel
Clonmore, Billy
Coates, Patrick
Coats, Peter
Cobbett, William
Cockburn, Claud
Connell, John
Connolly, Cyril
Cooper, Douglas
Cooper, Duff
Cornford, John
Cornforth, Maurice
Cowan, RTB
Coward, Noel
Crankshaw, Edward
Craxton, John
Creagh-Osborne, Michael
Creedy, Herbert
Cripps, Stafford
Croasdell, Gerald
Crowley, Aleister
Cumberbatch, Dominic
Cumming, Mansfield
Curry, John
Dack, Geraldine
Dagleish, Robert
Dahl, Roald
Daladier, Edouard
Danquah, Paul
Dartmouth
Davenport, John
Davidson, Alan
Dawes, Harry
De Chouilly, Abraham de Bourgeois
De Courcy, Kenneth
De Hegedus, Adam
De Mauny, Erik
De Rohan, Princess Dilkusha
De Vere White, Terence
Dean, Sir Patrick
Delmer, Sefton
Dening, Esler
Deutsch, Arnold “Otto”
Dicks, Terrance
Dignam, Mark
Dingli, Adrian
Dobb, Maurice
Dobbs, Frank
Dombey, Norman
Douglas, Lord Alfred
Driberg, Tom
Dulles, Allen
Duncannon, Eric (later Earl of Bessborough)
Dunbar-Naismith, Sir Martin
Dunlop, Tedddy
Durschmied, Erik
Easton, Jack
Eckersley, Miles
Eden, Anthony
Eitingon, Leonard
Elliott, Nicholas
Elphick, Robert
Enemies of Promise
Eton College
Evennett, Outram
Ewart, Gavin
Fairbanks, Douglas
Fairlie, Henry
Faringdon, Lord
Farmer, James
Fedden, Mary
Fellowes, Peregrine
Fenn, Rev Eric
Fimmen, Edo
Findlay, Elaine
Fleming, Ian
Fletcher, John
Flood, Peter
Foot, Michael
Foot, Robert
Footman, David
Forbes, Malcolm
Foreign Languages Publishing House
Foreign Relations Council of the Church of England
Forster, E.M.
Foster, John
Frankfurter, Felix
Frankland, Mark
Franks, Oliver
Freedman, Bill
Friedmann, Litzi
Freud, Lucian
Fry, Charles
Fuchs, Klaus
Fulford, Roger
Gallagher, Willi
Gargoyle Club
Garner, Meredith
George V, King
Gherra, George Gide, Andre
Gillard, Frank
Gillman, Evelyn (cf Evelyn Burgess and Eve Bassett)
Gillman, William
Gladstone, Murray
Golding, John
Golitsyn, Anatol
Gollancz, Victor
Goodman, William
Gore-Booth, Paul
Gorky, Maxim
Gorsky, Anatoli
Gouzenko, Igor
Gower, John
Grafpen, Grigori
Grand, Laurence
Grandi, Count
Grant, Pat
Grant, Robert
Graves, Hubert
Graves, Sally
Greaves, George
Green, John
Greene, Graham
Greenhill, Denis
Grierson, Ronald
Grigson, Geoffrey
Grimond, Jo
Gunn, Rufus
Guy, Oswald
Guy Burgess: A Portrait with Background
Haden Guest, David
Hailsham, Lord
Hall, Peter
Halpern, Alexander
Hambro, Angus
Hamilton, Gerald
Hampshire, Stuart
Harbinson, Robert
Harding, Gilbert
Hardy, G.H.
Hardy, Mary
Harper, May
Harper, Stephen
Harris, Enriqueta
Harris, Kitty
Harris, Tomas
Harrod, Roy
Hart, Jennifer
Harvey, William
Haskell, Francis
Hastings, Edward
Hatton, Peter
Hazlett, Arthur
Hayter, Sir William
Hedley, David
Heinemann, Margot
Henlein, Konrad
Henri, Ernest
Herbert, David
Hermondhalgh, William
Hervey, Nancy McDonald
Hewit, Jack
and escape
at Bentinck St
Burgess leaving party
final week
intelligence jobs for Guy Burgess
meets Guy Burgess
post-war relationship
Hill, Bernard
Hill, Christopher
Hill, Derek
Hill, Elizabeth
Hill, George
Hilton, John
Hodgkin, Alan
Hofmann, Peter
Hollander, Tom
Holme, Tommy
Hooper, Maud
Hooper, Robin
Hoover, J. Edgar
Hope-Wallace, Philip
Hopkins, Anthony
Hopkinson, Tom
Houseman, A.E.
Howard, Brian
Hughes, Cherry
Hughes, Richard
Humaryan, Sergei
Hunter, Jack
Hurst, Rev John
Hutchinson, St John
Huxley, Elspeth
Isherwood, Christopher
Jacobi, Derek
James, Edward
James, Evan
Jebb, Gladwyn
Jellicoe, Lord
Jellicoe, Patsy
John, Augustus
Johnson, Mark
Johnston, Kemball
Johnstone, Archie
Joint Broadcasting Committee
Karnow, Stanley
Katz, Otto
Katz, Rudolph
Keen, Peter
Kempson, Rachel
Kerensky, Alexander
Kessler, Eric
Keynes, John Maynard
Khrushchev, Nikita
Kiernan, Victor
Killanin, Michael
King, John
King’s College, Cambridge
Kingsford, Amelia
Kirkpatrick, Ivonne
Kirby, Henry
Kislytsin, Filip
Kitson Clark, George
Kittredge, Benjamin
Klingender, Fred
Klixbull, Jorgen
Klugman, James
Kollek, Teddy
Kondrashev, Sergei
Korovin see Rodin, Nikolai
Kravchenko, Victor
Kreshin, Boris
Krivitsky, Walter
Kuybyshev
Kuh, Freddie
Kukiel, Marian
Ladd, Mickey
Lampen, Ambrose
Lamphere, Robert
Lancaster, Osbert
Lancaster, Terence
Lansel, Pierre
Lascelles, Sir Alan ‘Tommy’ Lascelles
Lawford, Valentine
Lawrence, T.E.
Lacock, Robert
Leeper, Rex
Le Boeuf sur le Toit
Lees, Jim
Lees-Milne, James
Legge, Michael
Lehmann, John
Lehmann, Rosamond
Lennhof, Eugen
Leslie, Sir John
Leven, Richard ‘Dickie’
Lewis, Cecil Day
Liddell, Guy
Lipton, Marcus
Llewellyn, Richard
Llewellyn-Davies, Lady see Rawdon-Smith, Patricia
Llewellyn-Davies, Richard
Lord, Thomas
Locker’s Park school
Lopokova, Luydia
Luker, Norman
Lunghi, Hugh
Lutyens, Edwin
McBarnet, Evelyn
McCarthy, Desmond
McCaffery, J
Macdonald, Malcolm
McDougall, Ian
MacGibbon, James
McGillycuddy of the Reeks
Dermot
Mackenzie, Robert
Maclean, Alan
Maclean, Donald
alcoholism
and Gargoyle Club
and Krivitsky
and Venona
and White Paper
at Cambridge
Burgess’s funeral
Damage assessment
exfiltration
fictionalised
lover of Guy Burgess
Moscow cricket match
recruitment
reports Burgess’s nervous breakdown
response to disappearance
rumours of return
Maclean, Fitzroy
Maclean, Miranda
Maclean, Nancy
Macmillan, Harold
MacNamara, Jack
MacNeice, Louis
McNeil, Hector
Maconachie, Sir Richard
Mahan, Alfred
Maisky, Ivan
Maitland-Addison, Patience
Makayev, Valeri
Makins, Roger
Mally, Thodore
Mann, Thomas
Mann, Wilfrid
Manningham-Buller, Sir Reginald
Manser, William
Markham, Gervase
Marris, Peter
Marsden-Smedley, Esther
Marsh, Edward
Marshall, Arthur
Marten, Tim
Martin, Arthur.
Matheson, Hilda
Matisse, Henri
Maugham, Robin
Maugham, Somerset
Mayor, Tess (later Rothschild)
Menzies, Stewart
Merkulov, Boris
Mial, Leonard
Mikell, George
Mikhaylov, Valentin
Millar, Frederick Hoyer
Miller, Bernard
Miller, John
Mills, Kenneth
Milne, Tim
Milner-Barry, Philip
Ministry of Information
Minton, John
Mitchell, Graham
Mitchell, Julian
Mitford, Nancy
Mitford, Tom
Modin, Yuri
Modrzhinskaya
Molotov, Vyacheslav
Monsarrat, Nicholas
Montgomery, Peter
Moore, G.E.
Moorehead, Alan
Morley, Isa (nee Benzie)
Morris, Jan
Morrison, Herbert
Morrison, John
Mossman, John
Mountbatten, Louis (later Lord)
Mount Temple, Lord
Muenzenberg, Willi
Muggeridge, Malcolm
Mure, David
Nicolson, Ben
Nicolson, Harold
and BBC
Burgess letters to
diary entries
fictionalised
interest in masturbation
meets Burgess
reports Burgess’s accident
tea for Konrad Heinlein
view of Burgess
Nicolson, Nigel
Norman, EPG
Novodevichy Convent
Nunn May, Alan
O’Brien, William
Oetking, Nancy
Ogilvy, Ian
Ogden, Dennis
Oliver, Mary
Olivier, Laurence
O’Malley, Owen
O’Neill, Con
Orlov, Alexander
Ormsby-Gore, David
Orwell, George
Owen, Charles
Parker, Ralph
Pascal, Roy
Pasternak, Boris
Paterson, E.J.
Paterson, Geoffrey
Peters, Frederick
Petrov, Vladimir
Petrovna, Nadezhda
Pfeiffer, Edouard
Philby, Aileen
Philby, Eleanor
Philby, Harold Adrian Russell “Kim”
Anglo-German Fellowship
British Intelligence
Cambridge
fictionalised
in breach of Exchange Control Act
legacy from Burgess
Moscow
Russian recruitment
Russian spying
Suspect
Turkey
Washington
Philby, John
Philby, St John
Philipps, Johnny
Philips, David
Phillimore, Claud
Piadyshev, Boris
Piatnitski, Ossip
Pincher, Chapman
Playfair, Edward
Pollock, Clare
Pollock, Gale
Pollock, Peter
letters from Burgess
meets Burgess
post-war life
response to escape
Sexual preference
Wartime role
Pollock, Sheila
Pope-Hennessy, James
Portall, Jane (Lady Williams)
Portillo, Blythe
Powell, Anthony
Powell, Eric
Preston, Stuart
Proctor, Dennis
Pryce Jones, Alan
Putlitz, Wolfgang von
Putt, Gorley
Pym, Roland
Rawdon-Smith, Patricia(later Baroness Llewellyn-Davies)
Reddaway, Norman
Redesdale, Lord
Redgrave, Michael
Reed, Ronnie
Rees, Goronwy
Burgess offers to kill
Burgess visit
first meets Burgess
Influence screenplay
knowledge Blunt a spy
People articles
recruitment
response to escape
views on Guy Burgess
Rees, Jenny
Rees, Margie
Reform Club
Reilly, Patrick
Revai, Andrew
Ribbentrop, Joachim von
Richardson, Ian
Ridsdale, Sir Wiliam
Rimmington, Stella
Riordan, Jim
Robertson, Dennis
Robertson, James
Robeson, Paul
Rockwell, Stewart
Rocco, Luigi
Rodin, Nikolai
Roosevelt, Emily Sinkler
Roosevelt, Kermit
Roosevelt, Nicholas
Rose-Troup, J.M.
Rothschild, Miriam
Rothschild, Ruzsika
Rothschild, Barbara
Rothschild, Victor
Runciman, Steven
Russell, Bertrand
Rylands, Dadie
Sackville-West, Vita
Sagrado, Margarita
Say, Rosemary
Scapini, Georges
Scarlett, Peter
Scott, Richard
Seale, Douglas
Seale, Patrick
Section D
Seton-Watson, Hugh
Sewell, Brian
Seymour, William
Shanghai Club
Sharp, John
Sheers, Harriet
Sheridan, Leslie
Shishkin, Mikhail
Shuster, Anton
Sillitoe, Sir Percy
Simon, Lord
Simpson, Rev Frederick
Sinclair-Louttit, Kenneth
Sitwell, Osbert
Skardon, Jim
Skelton, Barbara
Smith, Godfrey
Smith, Howard
Smolka, Peter see Peter Smollett
Smollett, Peter
Soames, Mary
Solomon, Flora
Solon, Larry
Southsea
Sparrow, John
Spender, Humphrey
Spender, Stephen
St John, Captain
St John, Orford
Stalin, Joseph
Stark, Freya
Steel, Christopher
Steiner, George
Storrs, Sir Ronald
Strachey, John
Straight, Michael
Strang, William
Stritsenko, Georgy
Sykes Davies, Hugh
Talbot, Milo
Tangye, Nigel
Tennant, David
Tennant, Virginia (later Lady Bath)
Thomas, Dylan
Thompson, Francis
Thorneycroft, Peter
Thurlow, Lord
Tibbits, David
Tobin, Candida
Toller, Ernest
Tomlinson, Frank ‘Tommy’
Tonks, Robin
Townsend, Peter
Toynbee, Arnold
Toynbee, Philip
Trench, Nigel
Trevelyan, G.M.
Trevelyan, Julian
Trevor-Roper, Hugh
Trinity College, Cambridge
Trinity College Historical Society
Tsarev, Oleg
Tudor Hart, Edith
Turck, James
Urquhart, Brian
Vansittart, Sir Robert
Veidt, Conrad
Venona
Vesey, Michael
Vivian, Valentine
Volkov, Konstanntin
Von Fries, Werner
Walter, Grey
Ward, Bernard
Warner, Christopher
Warner, Fred
Waterhouse, Ellis
Waterlow, John
Watson, Alister
Watson, Peter
Webb, Duncan
Webb, Maurice
Weidenfeld, George
Weiland, Sydney
Weiss, Stanley
Weizmann, Chaim
Welles, Sumner
Wellesley, Gerald
Wells, H.G.
West, Nigel
West Meon
Westminster School
Whalley, Emily Fishburne
Wheen, Francis
Whicker, Alan
White, Dick
Whitfield, Esther
Wicksteed, Alexander
Wigge, George
Willey, Basil
Wilson, Sir Horace
Wilson, Peter
Wilson, Snoo
Wincott, Len
Wittgenstein, Ludwig
Wolfenden, Jeremy
Woods, Oliver
Wood Smith, Norman
Wright, Geoffrey
Wylie, Tom
Young, Martin
Youssopff, Felix
Zaehner, Robin
Zuckerkandl-Szeps, Berthe
Younger, Kenneth