Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Igor Gouzenko comes to Soviet embassy in Ottawa Ontario Canada in wartime along with Soviet military colonel Trigorin and major to set up base of operations, Fact2: Igor is put to test Warned of sensitive and top-secret nature of work, Fact3: Trigorin and security chief meet with John Grubb, Fact4: Anna has serious doubts about family 's future, Fact5: lives of Trigorin and Anna 's families in Soviet Union refuses to return papers
Output (English): Igor Gouzenko Dana Andrews, an expert at deciphering codes, comes to the Soviet embassy in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in wartime 1943, along with a Soviet military colonel, Trigorin Frederic Tozere, and a major, Kulin Eduard Franz, to set up a base of operations. Warned of the sensitive and topsecret nature of his work, Igor is put to a test by his superiors, who have the seductive Nina Karanova June Havoc try her wiles on him. Igor proves loyal to not only the cause but to his wife, Anna Gene Tierney, who arrives in Ottawa shortly thereafter with the news that she is pregnant. Trigorin and his security chief, Ranov Stefan Schnabel, meet with John Grubb Berry Kroeger, the founder of Canadas branch of the Communist Party. One of their primary targets is uranium being used for atomic energy by Dr. Harold Norman Nicholas Joy, whom they try to recruit. In the years that pass, the atomic bomb ends the war. Anna, who has borne a son, now has serious doubts about the familys future. Igor begins to share these doubts, particularly after one of his colleagues, Kulin Eduard Franz, has a breakdown and is placed under arrest. Once Igor is told that he is going to be reassigned back to Moscow, he decides to take action. He takes secret documents from the Embassy and tells Anna to hide them, in case anything happens to him. Trigorin and Ranov threaten his life, and the lives of his and Annas families in the Soviet Union, but Igor refuses to return the papers. Grubb and several others are called back to the Soviet Union to answer for their failures. Canadas government places the Gouzenkos in protective custody and grants them residence. The film ends with the proviso that the family lives in hiding protected by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Yet they have not lost faith in the future. They know that ultimate security for themselves and their children lies in the survival of the democratic way of life.