Published Sep 8, 2020

Meet the New Guy: A Conversation with Andrew Hammond

Andrew Hammond, the new historian at the International Spy Museum, delves into the emotional power of historical objects, his vision for integrating international perspectives, and the importance of oral history in capturing diverse narratives, while also reflecting on Afghanistan's complex history in a dynamic conversation with host Vince Houghton.

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Meet the New Guy: A Conversation with Andrew Hammond

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Dissertation to Book

History and Its Boundaries

Afghan Policy Insights

Intelligence and History

Navigating Classification Challenges

The Power of Objects

Future of Intelligence

Oral History Insights

Historical Contexts Unveiled

Research Revelations

RAF and Intelligence

Power of Objects

Grad School Journey

Oral History Insights

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Power of Objects

New Beginnings

Afghan Policy

Oral History Approach

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Power of ObjectsAndrew Hammond, the new historian at the International Spy Museum, explores the emotional power of objects and their role in storytelling. He shares insights from his experiences, highlighting how museums can evoke deep connections and historical understanding.

Power of Objects

New Beginnings

Afghan PolicyAndrew Hammond, the new historian at the International Spy Museum, examines the historical contexts of contemporary events in Afghanistan. He shares insights on transitioning his dissertation into a book and the challenges of defining history from recent political events.

Afghan Policy

Oral History Approach

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