42:43 one thing I always struggled to understand here was if the British were running not only the majority of the army council as mentioned here but also of the internal security unit who were at the time responsible for vetting all new recruits as I understand it, surely the level of control and penetration is higher than 1/3. I always thought it was only because some of the rural cells made a point to have nothing to do with the ISU that they remained effective.
12:10 I thought Scap famously didn’t drink.. a lot of this recruitment story I thought got pretty thoroughly debunked in Richard O’Rawe’s Steakknife book last year.
sorry folks at the International Spy Museum; your new video setup has introduced "limp (lip) sync" issues in your video, which rarely-to-ever occurred before. You need to hire someone who understands the details of your video capture/playback system so the problem can be identified and fixed. It's disconcerting, and the situation makes your videos unwatchable to this long-time ISM video viewer.
