Antony was interviewed on stage by Dan Snow at the National Army Museum on Royal Hospital Road in London for HistoryHit. The event on Tuesday 22May was a sell-out and broadcast on Facebook Live.
Antony was in attendance at the Pol Roger Duff Cooper Prize yesterday evening. Here he is pictured with the Ambassador of France M. Jean-Pierre Jouyet and General Mark Carleton-Smith.
The annual prize has celebrates the best in non-fiction writing since the first award was made in 1956. This year is was awarded to Anne Applebaum for her book Red Famine.
Antony will be appearing with Dan Snow at the National Army Museum for an exclusive book launch and talk. Signed copies of Arnhem will be available on the night.
The first half of the programme features Katja Happe discussing her book ‘Much false hope – The Jewish persecution in the Netherlands 1940-1945’.
Antony’s interview begins at 17 minutes.
Antony with Sophie Ter Horst in the Ter Horst house, outside which stands the monument to the British soldiers who died in the dressing station and were buried there in the garden.
