One-day symposium at Queen’s University Belfast
Wednesday 2 May 2012
Venue: Lanyon 0G/074 (North wing of Main Building ground floor)
This symposium is primarily directed at an undergraduate history audience and space is limited. QUB postgraduates and staff, as well as others, are very welcome to come, but need to register with Professor Keith Jeffery in advance, preferably by e-mail: k.jeffery@qub.ac.uk.
The event is partially subsidised by QUB, but non-QUB attendees will have to pay a fee of £20 (cheques payable to ‘Queen’s University Belfast’), in advance to Keith Jeffery, School of History and Anthropology, Queen’s University, BT7 1NN, or in person on the day.
Outline programme
Each paper approximately 40 minutes, to allow plenty of time for discussion.
1000-1200
Welcome: Emily Haire (QUB)
Chair: Professor Christopher Andrew (Cambridge)
Alan Judd: 'Mansfield Cumming, the first ‘C’'
Tony Blishen: 'Jonny de Graff: 1930s MI6 agent'
1400-1600
Chair: Professor Keith Jeffery (QUB)
William Dorman: 'Steve Dorman: from QUB to MI6 Section VIII'
Colin Cohen: 'Kenneth Cohen: from the Z Organisation in 1937 to Chief Controller Europe ten years later'
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