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Andrew Jeffrey, local author and historian, will tell us the dramatic untold story of how a Dundee housewife, Mary Curran, helped to take down a web of Nazi spies across Europe and beyond. One letter not only led to a spy hunt on both sides of the Atlantic but also to the imprisonment of Dundee's own spy - Jessie Jordan. Come along to find out the full story of both women and the effects they had on counter-espionage.

Andrew's new book 'A Taste for Treason: The letter that smashed a Nazi spy ring' details the full fascinating story.

Places for this talk will be limited so booking is advised. This can be done via eventbrite. If you need to arrange disabled parking please phone 01382 434494 or email archives@dundeecity.gov.uk .

Please do not attend this talk if you are COVID-19 positive, awaiting a COVID-19 test result or are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms. You will be asked to confirm this on arrival. Hand sanitiser will be available throughout the venue. Chairs in the hall will be laid out in a socially distanced way.

If you need to cancel for any reason, please do so via Eventbrite, email us on archives@dundeecity.gov.uk or phone 01382 434494.

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