Номер 3, страница 30 - гдз по английскому языку 11 класс рабочая тетрадь Вербицкая, Фрикер

Unit 4. Secret worlds - номер 3, страница 30.

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3 Complete the text with the modal verbs from the box.

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Everybody knows Ian Fleming's books about James Bond, a spy. But not many know that this fictional character had a prototype — Richard Sorge, a journalist, Nazi Party member, and press officer in the German embassy in Tokyo, who was in fact an officer in the Soviet military intelligence service. Richard Sorge was born in 1895 in Russia, to a German father and Russian mother. He spent his formative years in Germany and became a member of the German Communist party. But he ¹ had to flee to the Soviet Union and became a junior agent for the Comintern (Communist International Organisation).

Before World War II began he took the post of press attaché in the German Embassy in Tokyo. He was given instructions to join the Nazi Party, 'You ² __________ to be one of them to secure your position!'

He ³ __________ to form connections in the highest circles of the Nazi embassy and started forming a network of agents. His role in history ⁴ __________ hardly be overestimated.

He was in Tokyo on June 22, 1941 when he heard newsboys shouting in the streets, 'Germany has invaded the Soviet Union!' 'Hitler's a criminal!' he exclaimed in English. 'A murderer! But Stalin will teach him a lesson! You just wait and see!' Nobody ⁵ __________ calm him. He called the German Embassy from a public telephone. 'This war is lost!' he shouted to the ambassador, who was his long-time friend.

Sorge hated war and believed that Hitler's attack would lead to a catastrophe. But there was another reason for his anger — just weeks earlier, his warnings to Moscow of the imminent German attack had been ignored. But he kept telling himself, 'I ⁶ __________ give up! I ⁷ __________ keep going! I ⁸ __________ be able to do something.'

Sorge continued his espionage work — and after the shock of the German attack proved him right, Moscow began heeding his reports. Within a few months, the activities of this man, who many regard as the most important spy of World War II, provided information that enabled the Soviets to halt the Nazi blitzkrieg at the gates of Moscow, and altered the course of the war.

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