Autore: Eric Moonman

Professor Eric Moonman OBE writes candidly about leaving school at thirteen, of his teenage ‘development’ as an apprentice printer, of being a Fleet Street Manager, of being a Council leader in an East London Borough, an MP, a Parliamentary private Secretary, thirteen years as boss of a London Health Authority and later as a specialist in counter-terrorism, of his many years as a senior officer of the Board of Deputies of British Jews and, for good measure, the role he played, urged by prime Minister Harold Wilson, to compete with the American Moon landing and his ‘exclusive’ on the Sharon Tate murder by the followers of Charles Manson.