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Sidney Reilly: The True Story of The World's Greatest Spy Condition:Good Yet in the pastThe Times Literary Supplement said, "Michael Kettle has distilled twenty years of research to produce the first account of Reilly's life based wholly on authentic sources." He has successfully sifted through Reilly's well documented cover to discover Sigmund Georgievich Rosenblum, born to a wealthy Polish Jewish family in 1874. Three times married, twice a bigamist, and with numerous affairs to his credit, Reilly led an almost impossibly colorful life