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[…] adviser in Shell called Bill Prentice, who was a refinery engineer. Also a technical adviser called Martin Rogers, who was […]
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Timecode 04:41:02:04 to 05:28:11:02 You know this is all deadly serious you know. Yes people think there's no skulking mailbox. […]
Timecode 00:45:46:00 to 01:33:14:23 SPEAKER: M1 OSSIE MORRIS side two. Before we go to the war years on when you […]
