The Spy Who Duped Hitler | Washed Up | 2

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The Spy Who Duped Hitler | Hook, Line and Sinker | 3

With 160,000 Allied troops about to invade Sicily, the Operation Mincemeat team hunt for signs that the Nazis fell for their con. But are the Germans fooled, or about to turn Britain’s double cross against the Allies?

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The Spy Who Duped Hitler | Making a Musical out of Mincemeat | 4

David Cumming, writer, actor, composer and originator of Operation Mincemeat: The Musical, transformed one of WWII’s most surreal tales—a corpse planted with fake intelligence to mislead the Nazis—into an all-singing, all-dancing West End sensation. Our host, Charlie Higson sp ...

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