The Odessa File

GPTKB entity

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf novel
gptkbp:adaptedInto film
gptkbp:contains political intrigue
historical references
suspenseful elements
gptkbp:culturalEvents influenced other works of fiction
inspired discussions on war crimes
gptkbp:explores historical events
gptkbp:filmFestival the novel
gptkbp:filmography gptkb:Ronald_Neame
gptkb:Jon_Voight
1974
gptkbp:follows a journalist
gptkbp:genre thriller
gptkbp:hasAnnualEvents gptkb:Nazi_organization
gptkbp:hasArtStyle third-person perspective
non-linear_storytelling
gptkbp:hasAwards nominated for literary awards
gptkbp:hasCharacter Kurtz
the journalist's love interest
the_Odessa_organization
various_Nazi_officers
gptkbp:hasCitations stage play
television miniseries
radio play
gptkbp:hasInfluenceOn inspired conspiracy theories
gptkbp:hasLength approximately 400 pages
gptkbp:hasPart gptkb:Peter_Miller
gptkbp:hasProductLine positive reviews
gptkbp:hasSibling gptkb:Israel
gptkb:South_America
Europe
gptkbp:hasTheme identity
justice
moral ambiguity
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label The Odessa File
gptkbp:influencedBy real-life events
gptkbp:involves gptkb:Nazi_war_criminals
gptkbp:isAvailableIn hardcover
paperback
audiobook
e-book
gptkbp:isConsidered a classic thriller
gptkbp:isNotableFor its intricate plot
its detailed character development
its exploration of moral dilemmas
gptkbp:isPartOf Forsyth's_body_of_work
gptkbp:isSetIn the_Cold_War_era
gptkbp:publishedIn 1972
gptkbp:setIn gptkb:post-World_War_II_Germany
gptkbp:translatedInto multiple languages
gptkbp:wrote gptkb:Frederick_Forsyth