Stavisky...

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to mop up this international scum

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What was the date?.

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The end of November 1933

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I was summoned by the Director
of the Bureau of Investigation

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I had been an another case

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He handed me a note...

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"Serge AIexandre,
28 PIace St Georges... "

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"C.A.G. T.R.I. "

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"Urgent that you investigate
this individual..."

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"per request
of Foreign Affairs Minister"

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I started with the Files section
of our division

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I established that Serge Alexandre
was Stavisky

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Yes, Handsome Sacha!

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He's called Serge Alexandre now?.

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"Alexandre, Serge... see Stavisky"

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"Alexandre-Sacha,
also known as Alex,

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Jean Sacha, Doisy de Monty..."

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"and Victor Boitel,
born November 20, 1886 at Sobodka..."

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"State of Kiev, Russia"

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Which section has his file?

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No section!
It's a very special file...

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It's kept locked up

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Takes an OK from the
Assistant Director to look at it

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You're in for a lot
of surprises, lnspector!

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I went in search of the file...

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Finally I was told : "Bonny has it"

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I went to see Chief-Inspector Bonny

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He had the file

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I told him Foreign Affairs
wanted a report

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Bonny knew the file well

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He showed me a 1926 police report

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AIexandre was already described
as a crook...

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a typical confidence man

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Did lnspector Bonny tell you
why he had the file?

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Didn't you ask him?

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No, I had no particular reason
to be interested