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Hey everyone, Ray here.

Many of you will be familiar with the number one London Sunday Times bestselling author

and award-winning historian Damien Lewis,

whose many books cover the heroic

exploits of Britain's elite SAS Special Forces Unit, including his bestseller, the Ministry of

Ungentimently Warfare, recently turned into a feature film. Lewis has a new World War II

non-fiction narrative forged in hell, the gripping true story of the

Special Forces heroes who broke the Nazi stranglehold. Lewis was provided with access to the

SAS War Diary, a massive leatherbound volume that SAS leader, Lieutenant Colonel Blair Patty Main,

promoting from Shiren, Germany during World War II.

It was transformed into a diary-come-scrapbook embodying the SAS's wartime history.

For Lewis, this was a veritable treasure trove of never-before-accessed wartime information

that provided a framework for the book.

A note for all you podcast listeners and armchair historians,

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