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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled A Secret Life about Lee, German, French with the genre: Christian Books & Bibles, Literature & Fiction.
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conversations.value: Lee has lived in six foreign countries and studied nine languages including German and French. She and her husband traveled extensively throughout Europe while living in Spain. A five-week World War II history tour covering the areas where her father-in-law fought created the stimulus for this book. Lee taught biology and chemistry, served as a volunteer church musician, and in retirement was a missionary in the Brazilian Amazon. She is a member of ACFW and president of its ACFW-DFW Ready Writers Chapter, and is active in Stephen Ministry and Kid's Hope.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for this book.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A Secret Life
  The Southwestern Theater of Operations included Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, and the southwestern part of the Soviet Union.
  Lt. General Ion Pacepa, the former deputy chief of Nicolae Ceausescu's foreign intelligence service, defected to the West in 1978.
  The agency included phone numbers if Kuklinski felt that he needed to call the embassy in advance of his arrival. On any weekday, from 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., he could dial the embassy's main number and request extension 220. At nighttime and on weekends, he should dial CIA officers at home.
  The CIA also provided Kuklinski with an updated list of vehicles being driven by its officers so that he could recognize them in moving-car deliveries. Warsaw Station said it had disposed of a blue 1978 Fiat Brava and a white 1979 Volkswagen camper, and Kuklinski should not expect to see them again. It said its officers still had a dark blue VW Dasher and white and green Fiats.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me four more paragraphs.. Start with the sentence 'The agency included phone numbers if Kuklinski felt that he needed to call the embassy in advance of his arrival'.
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conversations.value: The agency included phone numbers if Kuklinski felt that he needed to call the embassy in advance of his arrival. On any weekday, from 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., he could dial the embassy's main number and request extension 220. At nighttime and on weekends, he should dial CIA officers at home.
  The CIA also provided Kuklinski with an updated list of vehicles being driven by its officers so that he could recognize them in moving-car deliveries. Warsaw Station said it had disposed of a blue 1978 Fiat Brava and a white 1979 Volkswagen camper, and Kuklinski should not expect to see them again. It said its officers still had a dark blue VW Dasher and white and green Fiats.
  Resolution of the State Council Concerning the Introduction of a State of Martial Law. Secret. Polish. 2 pages.
  Decree on Protection of State Security and Public Order During the Existence of a State of Martial Law. Secret. Polish. 8 pages.
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Proposals Pertaining to the Procedure for Introducing a State of Martial Law with Consideration for State Security. Secret. Polish. 5 pages.
  Initial Draft. Decree on the Administration of Justice During the Existence of a State of Martial Law. Secret. Polish. 8 pages.
  Decree on Protection of State Security and Public Order During the Existence of a State of Martial Law. Secret. Polish. 8 pages.
  Kuklinski had new construction details about a second Project Albatross installation, the underground wartime Soviet command post that was to be built in a former hunting lodge in the forests near Opole. The two bunkers, to be built near an abandoned brickyard containing two small man-made lakes, would be able to withstand a force of fifteen kilograms per square centimeter. The usable area would be suspended inside a chamber on nitrogen-filled cylinders. "The chamber has a 3-meter-thick reinforced concrete foundation and protective shields against explosion and shock. The inside wall of the chamber is covered by steel plates and fortified by cushions made of glass wool."
  Ryszard Kuklinski speech on page 333: Polish Radio 1, Warsaw, in Polish 1034 gmt 29 Apr 98/BBC Monitoring.