Edward Abel Smith

Edward Abel Smith is a writer and documentary filmmaker. He is the author of three books, including Angels of Prague and The British Oskar Schindler: The Life and Work of Nicholas Winton. His writing has appeared in numerous publications, including the Telegraph, The Times, the Guardian and the Washington Times. He has also been a guest on BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service and was consultant producer for the Sky documentary Murder at the Post Office. Edward lives in the south of England with his wife, two daughters and their dog, Vesper.

Books by Edward Abel Smith

A Hateful Decision

Edward Abel Smith

A gripping minute-by-minute account of the Battle of Mers el Kébir and Winston Churchill’s decision to sink the French fleet to prevent it falling under Nazi command. Based on extensive new research, this pivotal moment is recounted in vivid detail, as Churchill’s resolve turns the tide of the war.