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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about O\'Shea, IRA, British entitled Shake Hands with the Devil.
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conversations.value: Shake Hands with the Devil (1959 film): Irish-American Kerry O\'Shea (Don Murray) is studying at the College of Surgeons in 1921 Dublin, Ireland, during a guerrilla war – the Irish War of Independence.\nApolitical and sick of killing after fighting in World War I, he is drawn into the struggle between the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and the British Black and Tans.\nHe and his friend and fellow medical student, Paddy Nolan (Ray McAnally), are caught in the middle of an IRA ambush, and Nolan is shot by the British.\nNolan tells O\'Shea to fetch Sean Lenihan (James Cagney), one of their professors.\nLenihan, it turns out, is also a high-ranking IRA leader known as "the Commandant".\nLenihan removes the bullet, but Nolan dies anyway.\nSince O\'Shea left his textbook (with his name inscribed) at the scene of the ambush, he is now a wanted man.\nLenihan takes him to meet his superior, "the General" (Michael Redgrave), an old comrade-in-arms of O\'Shea\'s father.\nWhen O\'Shea refuses his invitation to join the IRA, the General arranges for a boat passage out of Ireland.\nLenihan takes him to a hideout by the sea, the base of an IRA unit commanded by Chris Noonan (Cyril Cusack).\nLenihan is furious to find local barmaid Kitty Brady (Glynis Johns) consorting with the men there.\nWhen Liam O\'Sullivan (Noel Purcell), a top IRA leader, is wounded escaping from prison, O\'Shea agrees to accompany the unit to the rendezvous point to treat him.\nO\'Sullivan is discovered in the boot of the car of aged Lady Fitzhugh (Sybil Thorndike) and killed in a shootout by the British.\nWhen the soldiers check the people in the nearby pub (where the IRA men are waiting), Terence O\'Brien (Richard Harris) tries to hide a pistol he brought (against Noonan\'s explicit orders).\nWhen it is found, it is O\'Shea who is taken away.\nHe is brutally beaten by Colonel Smithson of the Black and Tans Christopher Rhodes, but refuses to talk.\nLenihan leads a raid to rescue him.\nAt that point, O\'Shea decides to join the IRA.\nLady Fitzhugh is sentenced to prison and goes on a hunger strike.\nLenihan kidnaps Jennifer Curtis (Dana Wynter), the widowed daughter of a top British adviser, to try to force a prisoner exchange.\nComplications ensue when Kerry falls for her.\nWhen Kitty gets into trouble, both with Lenihan and the British, she decides to leave Ireland.\nLenihan prepares to assassinate Colonel Smithson at the dock.\nHowever, he suspects he has been betrayed when Kitty, purely by coincidence, tries to board a ship there.\nDuring the ensuing shootout, Lenihan shoots Kitty dead in cold blood.\nWhen the men reassemble at a lighthouse, they hear two bits of news.\nFirst, Lady Fitzhugh has died.\nSecond, the British have offered a peace treaty.\nThe General is satisfied to have peace, but not Lenihan.\nWhen he decides to execute mrs Curtis, O\'Shea has to stop him.\nThey exchange shots, and Lenihan is killed.
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conversations.value: Shake Hands with the Devil (1959 film): Irish-American Kerry O\'Shea (Don Murray) is studying at the College of Surgeons in 1921 Dublin, Ireland, during a guerrilla war – the Irish War of Independence.\nApolitical and sick of killing after fighting in World War I, he is drawn into the struggle between the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and the British Black and Tans.\nHe and his friend and fellow medical student, Paddy Nolan (Ray McAnally), are caught in the middle of an IRA ambush, and Nolan is shot by the British.\nNolan tells O\'Shea to fetch Sean Lenihan (James Cagney), one of their professors.\nLenihan, it turns out, is also a high-ranking IRA leader known as "the Commandant".\nLenihan removes the bullet, but Nolan dies anyway.\nSince O\'Shea left his textbook (with his name inscribed) at the scene of the ambush, he is now a wanted man.\nLenihan takes him to meet his superior, "the General" (Michael Redgrave), an old comrade-in-arms of O\'Shea\'s father.\nWhen O\'Shea refuses his invitation to join the IRA, the General arranges for a boat passage out of Ireland.\nLenihan takes him to a hideout by the sea, the base of an IRA unit commanded by Chris Noonan (Cyril Cusack).\nLenihan is furious to find local barmaid Kitty Brady (Glynis Johns) consorting with the men there.\nWhen Liam O\'Sullivan (Noel Purcell), a top IRA leader, is wounded escaping from prison, O\'Shea agrees to accompany the unit to the rendezvous point to treat him.\nO\'Sullivan is discovered in the boot of the car of aged Lady Fitzhugh (Sybil Thorndike) and killed in a shootout by the British.\nWhen the soldiers check the people in the nearby pub (where the IRA men are waiting), Terence O\'Brien (Richard Harris) tries to hide a pistol he brought (against Noonan\'s explicit orders).\nWhen it is found, it is O\'Shea who is taken away.\nHe is brutally beaten by Colonel Smithson of the Black and Tans Christopher Rhodes, but refuses to talk.\nLenihan leads a raid to rescue him.\nAt that point, O\'Shea decides to join the IRA.\nLady Fitzhugh is sentenced to prison and goes on a hunger strike.\nLenihan kidnaps Jennifer Curtis (Dana Wynter), the widowed daughter of a top British adviser, to try to force a prisoner exchange.\nComplications ensue when Kerry falls for her.\nWhen Kitty gets into trouble, both with Lenihan and the British, she decides to leave Ireland.\nLenihan prepares to assassinate Colonel Smithson at the dock.\nHowever, he suspects he has been betrayed when Kitty, purely by coincidence, tries to board a ship there.\nDuring the ensuing shootout, Lenihan shoots Kitty dead in cold blood.\nWhen the men reassemble at a lighthouse, they hear two bits of news.\nFirst, Lady Fitzhugh has died.\nSecond, the British have offered a peace treaty.\nThe General is satisfied to have peace, but not Lenihan.\nWhen he decides to execute mrs Curtis, O\'Shea has to stop him.
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conversations.value: A category could be 'orig book'