The Remarkable True Story of The Extremists Who Hijacked the 1970’s, with Jason Burke (Part Two)
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Welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet. I'm producer Mia Sorenti. For this episode, we're rejoining for part two of our live event with Jason Burke, the international security correspondent for The Guardian. Burke joined us recently at the Kiln Theatre to examine the extremist networks that shook the West in the 1970s. Drawing on declassified documents and new interviews, he unpacks the motivations of the
perpetrators, the responses of the governments who confronted them, and the lasting impact of these attacks on global security. Berg was joined in conversation by Gordon Carrera, co-host of The Rest is Classified. Now if you haven't heard part one, we recommend jumping back an episode to get up to speed. Let's return now to the Kiln Theatre in London. Just to pick up a just one or two more characters, uh Ali Hassan Salami is is is one of the yeah is one of the kind of
To to remind people who he is, he's a kind of i i i quite quite a significant figure actually. And Hassan Salami is is fantastic. He's on the cover actually. I assisted in the guy on the cover is like Carlos, much to publish his stress. But um but it that but he must have been upset, did he?
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