Ben Macintyre
Ben Macintyre is a British author and journalist known for his works on espionage and military history, including his account of the Iranian embassy siege, where he described Trevor Lock as a symbol of unexpected courage.
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Canada:
Ben Macintyre's The Siege tells the gripping true story of the 1980 terrorist takeover of the Iranian Embassy in London.
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Canada:
Ben Macintyre’s The Siege tells the gripping true story of the 1980 terrorist takeover of the Iranian Embassy in London.
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Canada:
Macintyre’s detailed account takes the perspectives of both captors and captives in his book The Siege.
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Australia:
He wrote the non-fiction book 'A Spy Among Friends' which the drama is based on.
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Spain:
Ben Macintyre is mentioned in a conversation with John le Carré.
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United Kingdom:
Ben Macintyre is the author who described Trevor Lock as 'the policeman who discovered accidental courage without looking for it'.
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