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Can the centre hold? Lord Andrew Roberts on extremism and antisemitism
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Episode Can the centre hold? Lord Andrew Roberts on extremism and antisemitism
Historian Lord Andrew Roberts, biographer of Churchill and Napoleon, sits down with Geraldine Doogue fresh from visiting the site of the Bondi Beach massacre, a visit he links directly to his work chairing the 7 October Parliamentary Commission Report, produced by the UK-Israel All-Party Parliamentary Group. He argues antisemitism's fastest growth is coming from elite universities, traces a "bridgehead" from fringe to mainstream politics in the UK and Europe, and gives his read on Trump's Iran gamble, Taiwan, and whether the postwar order can hold. Guest: Lord Andrew Roberts
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Editor's note: In this episode Lord Andrew Roberts incorrectly refers to the Rape of Nanjing taking place in 1934 and 1935. The correct dates are 1937 and 1938.
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