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Museum in Washington, D.C. I'm Dr. Vince Hote, the museum's historian and curator.

Every month, the museum brings you interesting talks

with authors, scholars, and practitioners who live in the world of global espionage.

Join us as we take a closer look at the secret world of intelligence.

We are joined today by Dr Michael Goodman of King's College in London.

Dr Goodman is also the official historian for the British Joint Intelligence Committee.

And in that role, he has just written a book that comes out in June of this year,

the official history of the Joint Intelligence Committee, volume one,

from the approach of the Second World War to the Suez Crisis.

And Dr Goodman is also an author of several other books on intelligence.

One that I found most interesting was a book he wrote several years ago called

Spying on the Nuclear Bear.

This is about US and British. years ago called spying on the Nuclear Bear.

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