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Anthony Cave Brown and "Bodyguard of Lies."

Novelist Anthony Cave Brown discusses his latest novel and the role of the intelligence community in World War II.

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Other segments from the episode on July 28, 1976

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, July 28, 1976: Interview with Dr. Harry Zall; Interview with Oliver Lake; Interview with Anthony Cave Brown.

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