36 - Cracking the Nazi Code: A Conversation With Jason Bell

from The Second World War · host Stephen Bedard

In this episode, I speak with Jason Bell, author of Cracking the Nazi Code. This book tells the true story of Winthrop Bell, a Canadian philosopher who worked for MI6 between WWI and WWII as a spy, providing important intelligence. You can purchase this book through this Amazon affiliate link. You can find out more about Jason Cole at his faculty page, at his personal page, and at the book page. Support this podcast through Patreon. Visit me at my website.

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