What citizenship did John le Carré take out near the end of his life?
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The famous British author, John le Carré, acquired Irish citizenship towards the end of his life. This decision was likely motivated by his political beliefs and his desire for greater privacy. Le Carré was a vocal critic of the British government's policies, particularly its involvement in the Iraq War, and he sought refuge in Ireland, a country he admired for its neutrality and literary heritage.
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