Associate Professor Jason Bell will visit Waterstones in Midsummer Place on Thursday (Nov 2).
He will be in town - having journeyed from Canada - to talk about his thrilling new book, Cracking the Nazi Code: The Untold Story of Canada's Greatest Spy.
Cracking the Nazi Code is the untold story of the greatest spy of the 20th Century. The Englishman Alan Turing's use of computer-aided mathematics to break the Nazi's World War Two cypher has become famous.
But decades earlier, Dr Winthrop Bell, a British subject, Canadian philosopher, historian and MI6 spy, was the first to crack the Nazi code. His death-defying adventures in revolutionary 1919 Berlin were long kept top-secret and his story has remained unknown. Finally his declassified papers reveal how he used the humanities to save humanity.
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Professor Bell will be giving a presentation about this remarkable historical figure, and this will be followed by an audience Q and A.
His book will be available to purchase and he will be signing and dedicating copies. All ticket holders will receive a complimentary beverage.
Don't miss your chance to be part of this exciting and exclusive evening, from 6.30pm.
