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Simon Danziger

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Simon Danziger** was a wealthy investor who lost everything in the stock market crash of 1929. He died when he stepped in front of a horse-drawn beer dray, probably committing suicide, but his death was ruled accidental.
Fritz Esser

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

## Appearance

Fritz Esser saved the lives of Peter and Paul Winter when a storm destroyed their small boat in the North Sea.
Lily Volkmann

## Lily Volkmann

### Relationships

Isaac Volkmann, husband
Werner Volkmann, son
Lisl Hennig, benefactor

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

## Commentary

Lily Volkmann was alive at the end of *Winter*.
Rolf Mauser

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

## Associations

[please refer to the association charts page for explanation of solid, versus dotted line links]

In the graphic for *Berlin Game* Rolf Mauser is described as '*WWII Artillery Captain*' and part of the Brahms Network. Linked to him and also included in this network is his son, Axel Mauser.

By the time of *Spy Line*, Rolf is linked by dotted line to Bernard Samson, but described as ‘*Ex-Nazi & Ex-Berlin Field Agent*’.
Hope

Samson

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
***Hope***
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

*****Hope***** is the eighth novel in the Bernard Samson series, not counting the historical prequel *Winter*.
Lisl Hennig

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Lisl Hennig** (née Wisliceny) was one of two named daughters of Professor Wisliceny and Frau Wisliceny. Her parents first names are unknown. In *Winter*, there are references to "three daughters," but the third daughter never appears. Lisl was described as the youngest daughter.

## Commentary

Lisl Hennig was brought up in a culturally-rich household – at the outbreak of World War I her mother, Frau Wisliceny, was reputed to run a salon that was ‘*the most famous in Berlin. The world’s finest musicians take tea there’* as did ‘*psychologists, painters, novelists, poets and even socialists*.’ [*Winter*, 1914 chapter].

She is frequently referred to by Werner Volkmann and Bernard Samson as ‘Tante Lisl’ (a term of endearment, meaning ‘Auntie Lisl’) virtue of them both being raised in the hotel off Berlin’s Ku’damm which she continues to own throughout the Samson series.

**Genealogy**

[please refer to the association charts page for explanation of solid, versus dotted line links - between associates as well as family]

Lisl Hennig is one of just three characters to appear in every one of the graphics published to complement the Samson series of books. On most occasions her key link is as the owner of the old-fashioned hotel in Berlin in which Bernard Samson and Werner Volkmann both grew up.

In the chart for *Winter*, Lisl’s own family is explained. We know from the 1914 chapter in the book that there were ‘*three Wisliceny girls’* however, here, only Lisl and Inge appear as the offspring of Frau and Professor Wisliceny (‘*Salons for musicians and other artists & intellectuals*’).

The table shows Lisl married to Erich Hennig (‘*Concert pianist’*) with one son, Theo, who was ‘*Killed in air raid with Lottie Winter*’. Lottie herself is described as ‘*Imprisoned for aiding Jews*’ - added to which Werner’s father, Isaac Volkmann, is a ‘*Jewish dentist hidden from Nazis by Lisl Hennig*’ plus Lisl *‘runs tea room to provide income  with the help of Lily Volkmann’,* Werner’s mother. Tensions are therefore hinted at, given Lisl’s brother-in-law (via Inge) is a SS lawyer and Nazi party member.

The final person Lisl is linked to by solid line is her niece Ingrid Winter (‘*Illegitimate daughter’* to Inge) who, by the time of the graphic for *Spy Line* is described as running Lisl’s hotel with Werner.
Spy Hook

Samson

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
***Spy Hook***
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

*****Spy Hook***** is the fourth novel in the Bernard Samson series. Len Deighton stated that the book '*picked up Bernard Samson's story at the beginning of 1987 and continued it into the summer of the same year*' [Author's Note to *Faith*].

**Standout quotes include**

‘*Strange things happen in the place where I go to work*’ [Bernard Samson to Cindy Matthews/Prettyman, *Spy Hook* Chapter 19]

## Commentary

A *Spy Hook, Spy Line and Spy Sinker (Trilogy)* trilogy was published.
Frau Wisliceny

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

## Commentary

Neither Frau Wisliceny's first name nor that of her husband, Professor Wisliceny, were revealed in *Winter*.
Frank Harrington

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
**Frank Harrington**
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Frank Harrington** was a career employee of the Secret Intelligence Service. His service began during World War II. In the books featuring Bernard Samson, Harrington was the SIS resident in Berlin; his position entitled him to a large home which he occupied with a small staff of servants. Harrington's wife did not like living in Berlin and had returned to England.

## Appearances

### *Winter*

Frank took notes during a meeting between Glenn Rensselaer and Alan Piper.

## Associations

[please refer to the association charts page for explanation of solid, versus dotted line links - between associates as well as family]

The chart published for *Berlin Game* refers to Frank Harrington as 'Head of Berlin Field Unit Friend of Bernard Samson'. As well as Frank therefore being linked to 'London Central' another dotted line links him to Bret Rensselaer. Furthermore, Frank is identified as in a *'liaison with*' a 'Zena' who is married to Werner Volkmann. In this - as well as Frank Harrington having some sort of romantic affair with Zena Volkmann - he is likely running her as an intelligence agent on behalf of London Central.

In the table for *Mexico Set* - indeed for all subsequent graphics - Frank continues to holds the position of Head of Berlin Field Unit. He is again linked by dotted line to both Bernard Samson and Bret Rensselaer. In addition a dotted lines link him to Werner Volkmann and to Morgan, Personal Assistant to the Director-General, Sir Henry Clevemore.

Frank's entry in the chart for *London Match* links him by dotted line to Dicky Cruyer, Head of German Desk. Frank is similarly linked to Erich Stinnes - ‘*Defected to London  Being de-briefed’*. It is not clear however why a dotted line runs specifically between the two of them versus, say, between Stinnes and others with, in Bernard’s view at least, a greater stake in what the debrief will unearth: ‘*Frank could afford to look bored – he was the only one in the room who would probably remain unaffected if they opened an orange file on Bret*’, Dicky did comment that the plan to go through the archives with Stinnes would mean ‘*Frank Harrington would not emerge shiny bright from any close inspection of the Department’s successes and failures*’, but then the Director-General implied strongly that this plan had been superseded [*London Match* Chap 19].

For *Spy Hook*, dotted lines link Frank Harrington to all the many other characters working for London Central.

By the time of *Spy Line*, Frank has dotted line links to Dicky Cruyer, to Silas Gaunt and to Jeremy Teacher, Berlin-based agent working under Frank.

For *Spy Sinker* and *Faith*, there are dotted line links from Frank Harrington to only Bernard Samson and Dicky Cruyer, now Controller German Stations.
Professor Wisliceny

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Professor Wisliceny** was a chemist who specialized in synthetic dyes.

## Commentary

Neither Professor Wisliceny's first name nor that of his wife, Frau Wisliceny, were revealed in *Winter*.
Erich Hennig

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Erich Hennig** was a concert pianist before World War II.

## Appearance

During World War I, Hennig served as a gunner on the same Navy Airship Division zeppelin as Peter Winter.

During the War, as fortunes changed, he played piano at the tea room operated by his wife, Lisl.
Spy Line

Samson

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
***Spy Line***
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

*****Spy Line***** is the fifth novel in the Bernard Samson series, not counting the historical prequel *Winter*.

**Standout quotes include**

‘*Failure in the art of intelligence comes to those who cannot distinguish between what they know to be facts, and what they wish were true’* [Silas Gaunt to Bernard Samson, *Spy Line* Chapter 15]

## Commentary

A *Spy Hook, Spy Line and Spy Sinker (Trilogy)* trilogy was published.
Los Angeles

**Los Angeles** is a major city in the U.S. Dicky Cruyer visited the city in the first trilogy. Bret Rensselaer was a guest at an estate in the hills overlooking the city in the second and third trilogies. Bernard and Fiona Samson were evacuated to the same estate after she returned from her mission in East Germany.
Winter

This article is about the novel. For the family, see Winter Family.

Samson

## Series Characters

Frank Harrington
Lisl Hennig
Walter Munte
Inge Winter

## Book Characters

Cyrus G. Rensselaer
Martha Somló
Harald Winter
Veronica Winter
Peter Winter
Paul Winter

***Winter*** is the prequel to the Samson series of novels.

Len Deighton explained '*For those who want to know what Berlin was like when Tante Lisl was a pretty young girl, and what the parents of Werner Volkmann or Ingrid Winter, and Bernard's parents too, were doing in that bizarre Berlin of the 'Golden Twenties' and its fearsome Nazi Thirties, I wrote Winter: A Berlin Family 1899-1945*' [Author’s Note to *Faith*]

A limited number of characters from the wider series appear in this book as their younger selves, and the families of others also appear. In broad terms, it is the story of the Winter family of Berlin and of the family's friends and enemies.

## Prologue

In 1945, Paul Winter meets with Fritz Esser because Esser has requested Paul to act as his defense counsel. Paul reveals that the prosecuting attorney is his brother, Peter.

* Franz Schneider
* Erwin Fischer
* Fuchs Fischer
* Hauser
Barbara Barbara

Harry Hill (brother) (deceased)

**Barbara Barbara** was a Sim that was in the Sims 3 lets play in The Bob family. She survived for 4 episodes and was the last surviving human in the family. She died in When Playing God in The Sims comes to an end of old age and declared the family end. She died of natural causes in Winter. She was born a teen.
Boris Somló

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Boris Somló** was the illegitimate son of Harald Winter and his mistress, Martha Somló.
Henry Clevemore

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Sir Henry Clevemore** was the Director-General of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service. He often permitted himself to be thought of as well past his prime, to include never getting Bernard Samson's name right. He was completely aware of and approved Operation Sinker.

## Associations

Before joining London Central, Sir Henry was a General in the British Army [*Berlin Game* chap 3]

There is a question mark whether the D-G benefits from especial loyalty from certain of his reports – does Dicky Cruyer for example let slip that the6y enjoy a closer relationship than his (senior, but not that senior) role strictly requires? ‘*You wait until I tell the old man that one*.’ [*Berlin Game* chap 4]
Berlin Field Unit

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

Also known as Berlin Station [e.g. *Berlin Game* Chap 1].

A senior posting on behalf of London Central, the Head of the Berlin Field Unit used to be Brian Samson. Brian would involve his son, Bernard, and his son’s best friend, Werner Volkmann, in intelligence work. By the beginning of the three trilogies however, Bernard Samson is not complementary about how the office is being run: ‘*It’s all changed since Frank Harrington took over. They are youngsters, kids with no field experience and lots and lots of theories from the training school*.’ [*Berlin Game* chap 2]

The main office is located at Olympia Stadion, the stadium built for the 1936 Olympic Games in the west of what is now Berlin’s Western sector. Frank Harrington however prefers to work from his study at home.
Lottie Winter

## Lottie Winter

### Relationships

Simon Danziger, father
unnamed mother
Nita Danziger, stepmother
Peter Winter, husband
Helena Winter, daughter

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Charlotte Sarah Danziger Winter**...
Dot Turner

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Dot Turner** was a widow with three sons who attracted Cyrus G. Rensselaer after his wife, Mary Rensselaer, died. When the sons grew up, Cyrus arranged work for two of them, along with Peter Winter, at his bank in Los Angeles. Cyrus later left his fortune to Dot with a small annuity to Glenn and nothing to Veronica because she had failed to return to the family home.

## Commentary

At one point in *Winter*, Bret Rensselaer is referred to as Dot's grandson.
Giles Trent

**Genealogy**

[please refer to the association charts page]

In the chart for *Berlin Game*, Giles Trent is shown as being in a ‘*liaison with*’ Tessa Kosinski (younger sister of Fiona Samson, ‘*Senior Staff London Central*’, and wife of George Kosinski, later revealed by Bernard Samson to be a Communist spy.)

Giles is a senior Foreign Office employee who - as revealed by Tessa, then confirmed by Bernard Samson - is ‘*passing info to KGB’.*
Cupcake

The sheep goddess herself

**Cupcake** is a shiny Wooloo caught by RTGame and used in the Beating Sword and Shield using only Shiny Wooloo series where she defeated the gym challenge, Leon, and both of the DLC. She is the adoptive daughter of Muffin and is often lost in thought.

Cupcake has become somewhat of an unofficial mascot for the channel. She is dearly loved by RT's fanbase, and appears often in merchandise designs.

## Origin

At the beginning of the second stream, there was a debate of whether RT lost the Wooloo-only challenge, since Muffin had evolved into Dubwool. A suggestion of a Wooloo shiny hunt was brought up, and with a resounding *yes* from Twitch chat, the hunting began.

RT went back to Route 1 and started knocking out Wooloo left and right. It took a total of 11 streams, 45 hours, and 3419 Wooloos defeated. Cupcake was found at the 3420th encounter and was caught with a Premier Ball after being False-Swiped by Katana.

RT then resumed playing the game normally, after what was essentially two and a half months of shiny hunting.

## Moveset

### Current

* Headbutt
* Grassy Glide
* Double Kick
* Payback

### Other Moves

* Tackle
* Growl
* Defence Curl
* Copycat
* Guard Split
* Takedown
* Guard Swap
* Reversal
* Cotton Guard
* Double Edge
Harald Winter

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Harald Winter** was a successful businessman in Munich, Germany and Vienna, Austria as the century turned from the nineteenth to the twentieth. His elder son, Peter, had been born in 1896(?) and he was awaiting the birth of younger son, Paul, who was born early in January 1900.

## Commentary

Harald possibly kept more than one mistress; only Martha Somló earns mention.
Glenn Rensselaer

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
**Glenn Rensselaer**
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Glenn Rensselaer** was the younger brother of Veronica Winter. He had an adventurous life, including having panned for gold in the Klondike.

## Appearance

He visited the Winters with his friend, Alan Piper while the Winters were vacationing in northern Germany. Both men displayed interest in the newly deployed German dreadnaughts. Harald Winter thought the men were spies.
Fuchs Fischer

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

Erwin "Fuchs" Fischer was a friend of Harald Winter.

## Appearance

Fuchs and his family were ethnically Jewish, although Fuchs' grandfather had converted to Catholicism before Fuchs was born. He was a widower in 1899. He had advised Harald Winter not to marry Veronica because of her American nationality.

Harald tried to convince Fuchs to invest in aluminum because of the metal's usefulness in airships.
Hauser

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

## Commentary

Hauser was not reported as having died and may be assumed to have been alive at the end of *Winter*.
Daphne Cruyer

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

**Daphne Cruyer**
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

## Associations

[please refer to the association charts page]

The graphic published for *Berlin Game* refers to Daphne Cruyer as an '*Advertising Exec.*' She is married to Dicky Cruyer, German Stations Controller for London Central. By the time of *Faith*, Daphne is shown as still married to Dicky.

## Commentary

According to Bernard Samson, Daphne ‘*liked to dress in grandma clothes, complete with black velvet choker, cameo brooch and small metal-rim eyeglasses*.’ He goes on to say her & Dicky Cruyer’s ‘*boys were at boarding school; their parents only saw them at vacation time*.’
Sally Samson

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

## Associations

Sally appears in every association chart for the Samson series from *Berlin Game* onwards.

Linked to parents Bernard Samson and Fiona Samson, her older brother is named Billy.
Isaac Volkmann

## Isaac Volkmann

### Relationships

Lily Volkmann, wife
Werner Volkmann, son
Lisl Hennig, benefactor

### Occupation

Dentist
Laborer

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

## Commentary

Isaac Volkmann was alive at the end of *Winter*.
Cyrus G. Rensselaer

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Cyrus G. Rensselaer** was an American businessman with connections in England and continental Europe. He and his wife, Mary, had two children, Veronica Winter and Glenn Rensselaer. Cyrus was not pleased about his daughter's marriage to Harald Winter and, over the years, tried to convince her to return to the United States. The Rensselaers visited Veronica and their grandsons in Germany. Cyrus had a guarded relationship with Harald.

## Appearance

Cyrus and Mary visited Veronica and her family in Germany in the summer of 1906. They discussed the hunting lodge that Harald had given Pauli as a christening present.

In 1916, Cyrus visited London while Glenn Rensselaer was working as an instructor pilot with the Royal Flying Corps. They discussed the difficulty of flying against zeppelins at night. Cyrus told Glenn he was planning on marrying Dot Turner, a widow with three sons; Cyrus assured Glenn that the Turner boys would not take the Rensselaer and that the marriage would not matter to Glenn or his sister Veronica.
Veronica Winter

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Veronica Winter** was the wife of Harald (married 1892) and the mother of Peter and Paul.

## Appearance

She had a brief romantic relationship with Alan. She loved him but was trapped in her marriage to Harald. Her brother Glenn learned about the relationship and advised Veronica to leave Harald and go with Piper. Glenn kept his knowledge or the love affair to himself.

## Commentary

Veronica was alive at the end of *Winter*.
London Central

**London Central** refers to the head office of what, at the time and in the real world, was referred to as the British Secret Intelligence Service (SIS). It is therefore where most of the main characters from the Samson Series are based.

The counterpoint to London Central is Moscow Central, also mentioned in many of the novels. In this respect the two terms can also have ideological and political dimensions - i.e. shorthand for 'West' versus 'East' during the Cold War, or Liberal Democracy versus Communism etc.

It's also possible to equate London Central as the SIS in its entirety - i.e. the institution, not simply an office location. In this case Moscow Central can be taken to mean the KGB, the comparable Soviet intelligence service.

It is traditional of course for the KGB and SIS to be framed as arch rivals - two of the major global intelligence services locked in a never-ending battle to subvert each other's operations and hierarchy via use of moles and other covert methods. From the beginning of the Samson Series, Silas Gaunt claims there has been long-term, successful penetration of London Central by Moscow [*Berlin Game*, Chap 4]. What's more, Bernard Samson believes this situation to be ongoing: ‘*We haven’t run a good double agent in years and we haven’t landed any of their important agents either.’ That adds up to one thing only: someone here is blowing everything we do*.’ [*Berlin Game*, Chap 14]. Readers are therefore challenged to work out to what degree London Central remains under the control of its Soviet Bloc rival ...
Faith

Samson

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
***Faith***
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

*****Faith***** is the seventh novel in the Bernard Samson series, not counting the historical prequel *Winter*. According to Len Deighton the book 'f*ollows directly from the end of Spy Sinker. As the summer of 1987 turns cold, Fiona's recuperation in California is nearing an end. Bernard is at Los Angeles airport, saying goodbye to her as he departs on a mysterious assignment in communist East Germany*' [Author's Note to ***Faith***].
Brahms Network

In the association charts for *Berlin Game* - as well as being linked of course to its key agent Brahms Four - the Brahms Network is said to include Max Binder ('*Escapes to West*'), Rolf Mauser ('*WWII Artillery Captain*') and Axel Mauser ('*School friend of Bernard Samson Supplies occasional info from Poizeipräsidium Records'*). In addition, Max and Rolf are described as '*Using network for Black Market liaising with Werner Volkmann*'.
Paul Winter

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
**Paul Winter**
Peter Winter

**Paul Winter** was the younger son of Harald and Veronica Winter.

## Appearance

Paul (also Pauli) Winter appears only in *Winter*.

Paul's father enrolled him in the military school at Gross-Lichterfelde at the age of fourteen. At the school, he met Alex Horner, a cadet who had attended a military preparatory school.

He, along with his brother Peter, is referenced in several Bernard Samson novels as having been killed by American soldiers in 1945. The killing was blamed on Bernard's father, Brian Samson.

## Commentary

Paul Winter was referenced in novels about Bernard Samson in discussions about the U.S. blaming Brian Samson was the deaths of Paul and his brother, Peter.
Charity

Samson

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
***Charity***

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

Despite Len Deighton originally planning an additional trilogy, ***Charity*** is the ninth (not counting the historical prequel *Winter*) and last novel in the Samson books as it is written.
Richard Fischer

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

Erwin "Fuchs" Fischer was a friend of Harald Winter.

## Appearance

Richard and his family were ethnically Jewish, although the family had converted to Catholicism before Fuchs was born. Richard was a director in his father's company. Richard was arrested by the NAZIs and, after four days of interrogation, signed the ownership of his company over to the Party.
Mrs. Sally

Mrs. Sally's profile picture

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## Backstory

Sally Eldoris Swims was born on 1996, her parents were both salmons, how she turned into a salmon with a human form is still unknown. Sally was nine when she started studying sea life, she lived near a pond where she would look after various animals, mostly sea life. When she turned thirteen she decided to start exploring more, going to bigger bodies of water, her parents enjoyed how she wanted to study their past environment, that they decided to give her swimming lessons. During high school Sally would put fish facts through the holes in people's lockers. She was the best in her swim team, and she when she finished high school she decided that she wanted to become a Marine biologist, and so she did.

Sally had only been one for about three years, until her hometown had experienced a big flood, and that her parents went missing. She decided to start living underwater to look for her parents. unfortunately, she didn't find them. While going for a long swim she found a poster floating around that said said that L'manschool needed teachers. Sally decided to become a sea life teacher, as she wanted to share her experience with her students.

## Appearance

Sally is a red haired Human-like salmon. She had light blue skin, gills on her cheeks with webbed hands and feet. Her school uniform is a white collared lantern-sleeve shirt, a box pleated skirt and mary jane heels.

## Personality

Sally has a very bubbly personality when it comes to school, she always wants to make sure students aren't bored when she's teaching. After school she likes to go on walks by the beach, and take care of the various animals in the beach.

## Trivia

-Sally hates walking through the fish section in supermarket

-When kids bring sushi for lunch she eats under her desk

-When she lived under the sea, she was a guard for her city and guarded the entrance.
Janescale School

Janescale School

Statistics correct as of its the writing of its article.

**The Janescale School** is an active building located on the Prosperous Region of Tailwing. Named after the famous archaeologist Jessica Janescale, it proved to be the main educational facility for the children of the town.

## Location

The school is located on Tailwing's Prosperous Region near the Juttiker Complex and International Village Wrestling Ring. It is also one of the closest structures to the Boreskate Sea.

## History

The Janescale School got its name from the famed archaeologist Jessica Janescale, in honour of her following her tragic death in the Spornby Mine Complex Incident. It has quite the curriculum, teaching Tailwingish, maths, science, meta, PE and care for animals.

Today, one twelve year old student and one longsuffering yet also incredibly annoying and obtuse teacher are the most notable alumni of the school.
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Zena Volkmann

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
**Zena Volkmann**
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

## Associations

[please refer to the association charts page for explanation of solid, versus dotted line links - between associates as well as family]

In the graphic for *Berlin Game* Zena is shown as married to Werner Volkmann as well as being '*in a liaison with'* Frank Harrington. In this - as well as her being in some sort of romantic affair with Frank - the latter is likely running her as an intelligence agent on behalf of the British Secret Intelligence Service (SIS). Zena's summary description is ‘*Money-loving. Unfaithful for what she can get*.'

By the time of *Mexico Set*, Zena is described as '*Mercenary & selfish  Employed by London to attract Stinnes*'. She has a dotted line link to both Erich Stinnes and Bernard Samson ('*Assigned to enrol Stinnes*').

By the chart for *London Match* Zena appear solely as the wife of Werner Volkmann, which remains her status in *Spy Hook*.

In the table for *Spy Hook*, there is a dotted line link between Zena and Gloria Kentt (who '*Works for London*' and is in a '*liaison with*' Bernard). Yet in the novel itself, Zena is mentioned only by her absence - Werner tells Bernard that Zena would not join him as he takes over the running of Lisl Hennig's hotel and, soon afterwards, Werner is professing his love for Ingrid Winter who has moved in with him. There are no additional mentions of Zena during the book, nor any reference to her in relation to Gloria, and it is therefore unclear why the two of them would be shown as linked in the graphic.

Zena doesn't figure in the charts for any of *Spy Line*, *Spy Sinker* or *Faith*.

## Commentary

Zena is introduced to us as ‘*twenty-two…The family was from East Prussia…a small, very pretty girl with long black hair*.’ [*Berlin Game*, Chap 1]

The Volkmanns' marriage appears to be in difficulty: ‘*The night before, Werner…had confided to me the story of his wife, Zena, running off with a man who drove a truck for the Coca-Cola company*.’ [*Berlin Game*, Chap 1]
Ancient High Bed

As of 5/3/2021

The Ancient High Bed is an ancient building of unknown origin. Virtually all information about the building has been lost to time. At one time a tower led up to the glowstone bed object, but this was destroyed in prehistory. Now the entity does nothing more but mark the approximate centre point of the world.

### Production

This was constructed by Bread as one of the first beds in the game, as a tower to oversee the complex. It was diminished and the tower removed when other constructions took priority.
The Adventures of James

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***The Adventures of James*** is a upcoming comedy film starring James the Cockatiel as a fictionalized version of himself.

## The Adventures of James

Poster illustrated and designed by William Nahir (see a signature on the fourth square on a window?)
Squid

## Basics

### Gender

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### Aliases

Feel free to edit now!- Ant and Tech

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Squid is a teacher in l’manschool arriving shortly after an incident involving the murder of multiple people and jail in Pandora’s vault, squid worships a being known as “bayagototh” and may occasionally be controlled by bayagototh, ‘sotiris’ or ‘virgil’

Squid also has the ability of a set of secondary arms, which have the abilities of super strength and precision, squid very desperately seeks a rivalry with Microsoft, as he believes the arms purpose is to combat voidsoft
Inge Winter

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

Inge Winter (née Wisliceny) was one of two named daughters of Professor Wisliceny and Frau Wisliceny. Her parents first names are unknown. In *Winter*, there are references to "three daughters," but the third daughter never appeared. Inge is described as the eldest.
Cooperhagen Lighthouse

Cooperhagen Lighthouse, overlooking the Boreskate Sea

Statistics correct as of its the writing of its article.

Arguably one of the most famous buildings in the lands, the ***Cooperhagen Lighthouse*** is a building located on the edge of the Prosperous Region of Tailwing. Named after the heroic explorer James Cooperhagen, the Lighthouse serves multiple functions, including being the pride of Tailwing.

## Location

The Cooperhagen Lighthouse is located at the top-right of Tailwing's Prosperous Region, not far from the International Village Wrestling Ring.

## History

Unlike most buildings in the area, Tailwing's Cooperhagen Lighthouse was not actually built in the region. Rather, it was shipped to the town as a gift from the Grand Compound. It took clear inspiration from another, extremely wise builder. It was then transported to Tailwing to celebrate the victory of the Divine Three in the Battle of the End.
Mr. Ghostboo

Mr. Ghostboo's appearance

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## Backstory

Ranboo was and ordinary child, living with his family in the End. He and his sister Echo were the closest, always getting up to mischief and playing pranks on others. Eventually, he learned how to get out of trouble easily, and that was probably one of the worst things he learned.

He got into more trouble then, taking the lives of about 7 of his friends. Those who knew kept quiet, for he was so young at the time. One day, him and Echo decided to try and climb a chorus fruit tree. The plan was for Ranboo to catch Echo as she fell, and he agreed. He was more nervous than other times, and he couldn't help but look away. That habit was the reason Echo's not with him today. Out of despair and anger, he fleed the End, never going back.

## Appearance

His hair and face are split into black and white, a green(right) and red(left) eye on the sides. If he gets overly angry/sad, you may see both of the eyes turn red/green. Very rarely they turn purple, and you wouldn't want to be around for that. He can almost always be seen in a suit with a red tie or a grey hoodie. He has long elf-like ears, horns, and a black and white tail.

## Personality

He's quite nice once you get to know him, but can easily hide his emotions from others. This makes for him to be a great liar, as he can hide if he's mad, sad, etc.
Mexico Set

Samson

## Books

*Winter*
***Mexico Set***
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

*****Mexico Set***** is the second novel in the Bernard Samson series, not counting the historical prequel *Winter*.

Len Deighton stated that 'The three stories take place over a year, so the action of each book takes approximately four months' [Preface to *Game, Set & Match* omnibus edition]. He later clarified that this first trilogy covered the period from spring 1983 to spring 1984 [Author's Note to *Faith*].
Billy Samson

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
Brian Samson
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

**Billy Samson** was the son of Bernard and Fiona Samson. His only sibling was his sister, Sally.

## Associations

Billy appears in every one of the association charts for the Samson series from *Berlin Game* onwards.

Linked to parents Bernard Samson and Fiona Samson, his younger sister is named Sally.

Billy’s birthday occurs in the Spring and, in 1983, Bernard misses it when he is away on duty in Berlin [*Berlin Game* Chap 2].
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Brian Samson

## Books

*Winter*
*Mexico Set*
*London Match*
*Spy Hook*
*Spy Line*
*Spy Sinker*
*Faith*
*Hope*
*Charity*

## Principal Characters

Daphne Cruyer
Dicky Cruyer
Frank Harrington
Alan Piper
Glenn Rensselaer
**Brian Samson**
Fiona Samson
Werner Volkmann
Zena Volkmann
Paul Winter
Peter Winter

As an active spy for London Central, Brian Samson operated under cover in Germany before and during World War II. After the armistice he was conveniently suspected (but never charged) with the shooting of brothers Peter Winter and Paul Winter. Brian went on to become the resident and head of the Berlin Field Unit. His son, Bernard Samson was born and grew up alongside him in Berlin, including attendance at German schools; Brian used Bernard as a field agent.

## Associations

[please refer to the association charts page for explanation of solid, versus dotted line links - between associates as well as family]

Three links concerning Brian Samson appear in the graphic for *Winter*, each dated and referencing key members of the Winter family thus:

‘*1932 Employed by Harald Winter* (himself a ‘*German businessman*’) *as engineer*’

‘*1944 Works with Peter Winter* (who ‘*Joins American intelligence, 1940*’*) on abortive Hitler-assassination plot*’

‘*1945 Paul Winter is released into Samson’s custody to travel to Nuremberg. He and Glenn Rensselaer endeavour to recapture Paul when Peter tries to assist his brother’s escape. Peter & Paul are shot by American soldiers*’

In the same chart, Brian himself is described simply as being with ‘*British Intelligence*’.

The other table that features Brian Samson is for *Berlin Game*. It describes him as a Colonel, deceased now but ‘*Once Head of Berlin Field Unit’* . In addition to the expected solid line link to his son, Bernard Samson, Brian is linked by dotted line with Silas Gaunt virtue, presumably, of the latter being ‘*One-time Head of German Desk*’.

Chapter 1 of *Berlin Game* itself has Werner mention he and Bernard ‘*started working for intelligence*’ at some point in the lead-up to the Wall being erected [i.e. August 1961]

## Commentary

Chapter 1 of *Berlin Game* has Werner Volkmann reminisce to Bernard that they ‘*started working for intelligence*’ at some point in the lead-up to the Wall being erected [i.e. August 1961]. ‘*Your dad was in charge then – things were very different*.’
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