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Hello and welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet.
I'm head of programming Connor Boyle, rejoining our live event for this episode with military historian, broadcaster, journalist and author Max Hastings.
He was live on stage in London, recently joined by emeritus professor of international history at Oxford University Margaret Macmillan to discuss his new book, operation the 1942 assault to capture hitlers radar.
The book tells a near forgotten story of a british raid on Nazi Germany in February 1942 that helped turn the tide on the second World War and as a timely reminder about the importance of affected intelligence gathering in our present era of rampant disinformation.
This conversation is in three parts.
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Now lets get back into part two.
Hearing more from Margaret McMillan.