Michael Sayers

11 featured booksMichael Sayers

Michael Sayers was an Irish poet, playwright, and writer whose books co-authored with Albert E. Kahn made him a target of US blacklisting during the McCarthyism era of the 1950s. Together, Sayers and Kahn wrote three books: *Sabotage!: The Secret War Against America* (1942), *The Plot Against the Peace: A Warning to the Nation!* (1945), and *The Great Conspiracy* (1946). He wrote scripts for TV in the 1950s, and as a screenwriter in the 1960s for movies, including the James Bond film *Casino Royale*. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Sayers

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Deregulation of the Electric Utility Industry
Representative edition published 1997
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Di groyse farshṿerung
Representative edition published 1946
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Sabotage!
Representative edition published 1942
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Sabotage! The secret war against America
Representative edition published 1942
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Allied Hambro investment guide 1980
Representative edition published 1980
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La gran consiración contra Rusia
Representative edition published 1948
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Fan Su da yin mou
Representative edition published 1947
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The great conspiracy
Representative edition published 1947
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The plot against the peace
Representative edition published 1945
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The plot against the peace
Representative edition published 1945
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Sabotage!
Representative edition published 1944
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