others. India The Three Investigators books have been published in India, in addition to the original American versions, by the name of "Bal Secret Agent 555 Ranga, Ganga & Shirazi". Ranga is Pete, Ganga is Jupe and Shirazi is Bob. These were published by Khel Khiladi Prakashan, West Patel Nagar, Delhi during the 1970s. Indonesia The Three Investigators books have been published in Indonesia under the name of Trio Detektif. These were published by Gramedia Pustaka Utama (the biggest book publisher in Indonesia), Jakarta from the 1980s to 1990. Italy In Italy, the Three Investigators novels have been published in paperback form by Mondadori, during the 1970s and 1980s, within their Il giallo dei ragazzi series, which included the Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew and other juvenile sleuths' adventures. The cover author for the Three Investigators books was always Alfred Hitchcock, whereas the inner copyright notice correctly reported the real author (although saying "Text by ..."). Japan In Japan, the series was published three times. From 1969 to 1971, 4 books were published by Nihon Publishing. In 1976, 6 books were published by Kaiseisha (Originally, 10 books were planned to be published). They were illustrated by Ken Ishikawa and Dynamic Productions. From 1987 to 1988, 10 books were published by Kaiseisha, yet again. They were not exactly the same as the publication planned for 1976, and 2 from the Find Your Fate series. Latin The German demand for the adventures of The Three Investigators produced another offshoot in 2011. Ulrich Krauße translated The Curse of the Dragon into Latin with three German Latin teachers working as proofreaders. Krauße's translation, titled De Tribus Investigatoribus et Fato Draconis, was popular in Germany among students of Latin. Lithuania The Three Investigators books have been published in Lithuania and were popular among teenagers. Norway 23 books were published in Norway by Forlagshuset between 1969 and 1981 "Alfred Hitchcock og de tre Detektivene". Pakistan Thirteen stories of The Three Investigators have been published in Pakistan, in Urdu, as Teen nanhay suraghrasaan () in 1977/78 by Ferozsons Publishers. They have also been published in the monthly Taleem-o-Tarbiat magazine for children. The names of the characters are "Umber" (, Jupiter Jones), "Naseem" (, Pete) and "Aaqib" (, Bob). The name of their Mercedes Benz driver is Allahdad (). They live in Karimabad. Umber is tall and lanky as opposed to Jupiter's character, who is stocky. Naseem, like Pete,