Passports, Assassins, Traitors and Spies - a Kenilworth u3a Event

Three passports have played an influential role in the course of history: an attempted assassination, which altered the regulations for issuing passports; the capture of a spy that caused a worldwide modification to the design of the document; and for one person, the passport itself that turned into a killer.

Author and former immigration officer Martin Lloyd has made the study of passports his passion and reveals their role in the course of history in this talk.

Thursday 20th November - 2.30 pm

Join us for a tea/coffee and a chat from 1.45 pm

Kenilworth Methodist Church, Kenilworth CV8 1LQ

Members free - Visitors £1

u3aKenilworthis part of a UK-wide network of 1000+ charities that provide the opportunity for those no longer in work to come together and enjoy developing a wide range of interests in a social context.

Open meetings usually comprise an approximately 45-minute presentation by an accomplished speaker.

Visitors are always welcome.

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