Max de Lyon, spy and owner of Le Cygne night club (Midnight in Europe, A Hero of France) Stavros, spy and friend of Max de Lyon (Midnight in Europe, A Hero of France) Dr. Lapp, Abwehr (Kingdom of Shadows, The Spies of Warsaw; mentioned in Blood of Victory) Boris Balki, Russian emigre bartender in Paris (Kingdom of Shadows, Blood of Victory) Mark Shublin, Polish painter (Kingdom of Shadows, The Spies of Warsaw) Louis Fischfang, screenwriter (The Foreign Correspondent, The World at Night; is mentioned a few times, but does not appear, in Red Gold) Lady Marensohn, American/British agent (Night Soldiers, The World at Night) Jean Casson, a film producer and protagonist of The World At Night and Red Gold, is mentioned, but does not appear, in Mission To Paris) Ivanic, NKVD assassin (The World At Night, Red Gold) Cara Dionello, Nicholas Morath's Argentine girlfriend (Kingdom Of Shadows, The Foreign Correspondent) British intelligence operatives in Europe (mainly Paris), such as Lady Angela Hope (appears in Night Soldiers and Dark Star; mentioned in Red Gold, The Foreign Correspondent, Kingdom of Shadows, Blood of Victory) Roddy Fitzware (Night Soldiers, Dark Star) Mr. Brown (Night Soldiers, Blood of Victory, Dark Voyage, The Foreign Correspondent) Momo Tsipler & his Wienerwald Companions, a night-club act (Dark Star, Blood of Victory and The Foreign Correspondent) Brasserie Heininger, Paris restaurant (every book; inspired by the real-life Bistro Bofinger) References External links Alan Furst.net Our Best Thriller Writer Inventory of Alan Furst Papers 1961-2005 at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin. Writers Reflect with Alan Furst at the Harry Ransom Center 1941 births 20th-century American male writers 20th-century American novelists 21st-century American Jews 21st-century American male writers 21st-century American novelists American historical novelists American male novelists American spy fiction writers Horace Mann School alumni Jewish American novelists Living people Novelists from New York (state) Oberlin College alumni Pennsylvania State University alumni People from Sag Harbor, New York People from the Upper West Side