How to pronounce “klugmann” in English

"I had long talks with Klugmann"-- this is Burgess talking about Cairncross.

I came across the idea for the book after writing a book about Klugmann and meeting John Cairncross's widow.

He also shared Harry Ashton, his tutor, with Klugmann, who-- Harry Ashton was Klugmann's postgraduate PhD supervisor.

And so they went to James Klugmann, who was an orthodox communist, and he carried out the deed very

John McCarry style-- meeting Otto in Regent's Park, Klugmann disappearing into the bushes.

And that included trying to get his recruiter, James Klugmann, to confess, and other things.

The other thing it's revealing was that, although he was great friends with the leading communist at Cambridge, James Klugmann, who was the subject of my last biography-- in fact,

Incidentally, give an example of how loose the affiliation was-- Charles Rycroft, later a psychiatrist, was one of Klugmann's recruits to communism, liberal minded.

In 1937, he was recruited to Soviet intelligence by-- well, by Klugmann with a bit of help from Burgess, who tried to push him in that direction.