Programme of Speakers

Date	Speaker`s name	Title of the talk
12^th January	Tony Eaton	The curious disappearance of Major Glen Miller
26^th January	Alan Corbett	Cultures-European & Arabic- Why are culture clashes inevitable?
9^th February	Dr Ruti Sobel	Vera Zasulich a woman revolutionary who was acquitted by a jury despite her admission of making an attempt on the life of tsarist general; Sofia Perovskaya – the Russian woman-revolutionary who participated in the attempts on the life of tsar Alexander.
23^rd February	Tony Torrance	The Suez crisis
9^th March	Helen Fry	Spymaster-the man who saved MI6
23^rd March	Dr Wendy Morrison	Investigating a prehistoric Chiltern landscape
13^th April	Colin Oaks	Eccentric London, the strange and the bizarre
27^th April	Graham Twemlow	“British Posters artists/London underground/railway/Shell posters”.
11^th May	Tony Eaton	The Rudolf Hess cover-up
25^th May	Jeff Rozelaar	Lawrence of Arabia

11^th August *	Mervyn Edwards	My 30 years career as a police officer in the Thames valley police - walking the beat to Nirvana.
25^th August *	Captain Adrian McCourt	The Trinity House story, one of Britain`s best kept secret
8^th September *	Denise Beddows	Buckinghamshire spies & subversives
22^nd September *	Bernie Knill c/o, Charlotte Clark	Benjamin Disraeli - The most unlikely Prime Minister. Ladies Lunch
13^th October	Dr Wendy Morrison	Investigating a prehistoric Chiltern landscape
27^th October	Nicholas Henderson	The England… where did it come from?
10^th November	Hilary Brad	Dragon`s Blood and Desert Roses; The Yemeni Island of Socotra
24^th November	Dr Ruti Sobel	The remarkable story of two Russian women who fought as soldiers in the Russian army
8^th December	Paul Whittle	Steam to Mandalay, a 1200- mile tour of reclusive Myanmar (Burma) by vintage steam train