Featured in the recent film the finance about a group of jewish defiance that fought the nazis. But peter is your to talk about an american citizen who became a mole to expose nazi spies who infiltrated the United States. Book, double the hero of world war ii and how the fbi outwitted and estroyed a nazi spy ring, please welcome me in join me in welcoming peter duffy. [applause] peter thank you very much. This is quite annexed extra narrator facility with amazing equipment in front of us. I hope it holds while im up here. Our b17 issues that i will touch on in my story , the german spies were interested, a famous piece from that great airplane. An interestingl and forgotten unknown figure, particularly the american story of world war ii, a quizzical and i will begin this like a real spy story, noting an early 1939 come up for the war , he was living in new avoided boarded a passenger liner on the left side peers of manhattan and sailed for nazi germany, which was preparing for war. He
Americans i suspect you know, left it to the japanese to announce yamamotos death. The americans announced that a couple of japanese aircraft had chopped down and were given away by a whimper that they knew yamamoto was in one of them. They waited until the japanese had the big funeral in tokyo and so on and so forth whereas conversely there could have been a disit isary after midway where clever newspapers were tipping off, reporting the midway success was the result of codebreaking successes, and it is scary what that sort of stuff can do. I mean, we interest to say, if the guys on the other side were paying attention, the west was the western allied nations were fantastically lucky to get away with what they did with the codebreaking. Time for one quick question and quick answer. Alex, could you please stand. A few months ago i went to college park to the Smithsonian Institution to hear james bond, i went over there, 165 people in the museum were there, sold out. I dont like so i li
Americans i suspect you know, left it to the japanese to announce yamamotos death. The americans announced that a couple of japanese aircraft had chopped down and were given away by a whimper that they knew yamamoto was in one of them. They waited until the japanese had the big funeral in tokyo and so on and so forth whereas conversely there could have been a disit isary after midway where clever newspapers were tipping off, reporting the midway success was the result of codebreaking successes, and it is scary what that sort of stuff can do. I mean, we interest to say, if the guys on the other side were paying attention, the west was the western allied nations were fantastically lucky to get away with what they did with the codebreaking. Time for one quick question and quick answer. Alex, could you please stand. A few months ago i went to college park to the Smithsonian Institution to hear james bond, i went over there, 165 people in the museum were there, sold out. I dont like so i li
Whenever we move into a landscape be interested in who lived there before. What is the really deep history. What can you find out about that because its always deeper than you might think. For more information on booktvs recent visit to Colorado Springs colorado and other cities visited by her local content vehicles go to cspan. Org local content. Next peter duffy recounts the life of William Sebold the first double agent in fbi history who infiltrated a nazi spy ring in new york city they resulted in 33 arrested in 1941. This program from the International Spy museum in washington d. C. Is about 45 minutes. [applause] thank you. Its a real pleasure to be here at the museum which is such a fantastic facility. My experience and going through when i was researching this book and being a tourist here was fantastic. I was first introduced to it by a man i want to introduce who is a friend of the museum and a former fbi special agent and now a University Professor and author who was a very