The Cambridge Union at Cambridge University made one art historian persona non grata at the debate group’s gatherings after he offended guests by briefly impersonating Adolf Hitler.

Andrew Graham-Dixon, a speaker and author of books on art history, has since apologized for the offense. He also said it was not his intention to offend the audience at the British university but to persuade them.

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