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And he stamped visas, without questions

   My parents had a quota number in America. Three years, four years – so we wanted to come away from Germany temporarily. And because I had an uncle and aunt in Manchester we wanted to come here. But we couldn't get guarantee. There was a man called Frank Foley. Frank Foley was a MI 6 spy, an intelligence agent, who was in Berlin as a British passport officer. And he stamped visas, without questions. That's how we got out. So you can imagine how I feel about that Frank Foley.
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