The Berlin Memorandum
Anthony Boucher , writing for "The New York Times Book Review" , subsequently said that "The Quiller Memorandum" had attracted a "large body of readers" and that it was "one of the small handful of truly distinguished spy novels of the 1960s . " It has been considered part of a wave of spy novels influenced by John le Carré's groundbreaking 1963 work "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold" . 
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