2024-06-21
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Hello and welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet.
I'm head of programming, Connor Boyle.
We're rejoining our live event for this episode with Michelle Hussain.
The journalist and host of BBC Radio four's Today program discusses her book broken threads my family from empire to independence.
It tells the multifaceted story of her family who experienced the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 when the nations gained independence from the British Empire.
But partition was also a time of unprecedented sectarian violence and Husseins book confronts the acute sense of loss brought on by the era which ruptured cross border relationships and has a legacy that can still be felt by the descendants of empire living in Britain.
Today this event is presented in partnership with fourth estate and joining Michelle on stage to discuss the book was the journalist, broadcaster and now John L.
Weinberg, visiting professor at the School of Public and International affairs at Princeton University, Razia Iqbal.
Its a two part discussion and if you havent heard part one, do just jump back an episode and get up to speed.
We rejoin now with our host Razia Iqbal, asking Michelle about her hopes for the book for opening up the conversation to some audience questions.
I just want to ask you one question really about your hope for this book because you have three sons who were born in this country and as were you, even though you've lived all over the world and traveled in your job.
I mean, I wonder what you hope for this book, for the generation of your children.