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We are live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show of a very special guest. He comes to us from the UK. His name is Stuart Smith. And I saw him on Netflix. I saw him on a documentary titled Europe's Most Dangerous Man, Otto Scorseni in Spain. And so I was really fascinated by the subject.

And I had heard a little bit about Scorzani's name just as my interest in World War II.

But Stuart's an expert on Scorzini. He wrote this book titled Otto Scorzini,

The Devil's Disciple published 2018.

A terrific book with 42 five-star reviews, so it's very well received on Amazon.

So people can go check that out.

But Stewart's going to talk more about that.

So Stuart Smith, are you there?

I'm there.

Yeah, hello.

Glad to be here.

Yeah, great.

Well, thanks for agreeing to the interview.

For people who may not have heard your name. Can you talk about your background and what led you to write this book,

Autoskorsani, the devil's disciple? Sure, sure. An accident, really. I was, I studied history, university, modern history included, but not exclusively.

Certainly not the end of the Second World War in any great detail. But then I became a journalist. I was a business journalist, a specialist.

I edited quite a well-known marketing magazine in the UK.

And after I left that job, as editor, I did it for 20 years.

I set up my own blog, became a consultant.

And one day when I was working with another of my colleagues from the same

magazine, an earlier editor, we were putting stuff together and a submission came in. And it was a

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