2024-05-30
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Hello and welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet.
I'm head of programming, Conor Boyle.
For this episode, we're learning the story of a british raid on Nazi Germany that helped turn the tide of the Second World War.
It's the topic of author, journalist and military historian Max Hastings recent book Operation Biden, the 1942 assault to capture Hitler's radar.
And Max was joined live on stage in London recently at our Intelligence Square in person event with Margaret McMillan, Emirates professor of international history at Oxford University.
There's so much depth to a story like this, so this one is coming to you in three parts.
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Now let's join Margaret McMillan live on stage with more.
Well, thank you very much, mayor, and thank you all for coming out on a horrible rainy night.
But it's well worth it because you can talk to Max about this wonderful new book, which will be outside afterwards for him to sign and for you to buy if you're interested, which I hope you will be.