Holocaust podcast episodes

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- MembershipaudioA 21st-century Holocaust trial.Tobias Buck reflects on one of the last ever legal cases involving the crimes of the Third Reich 
- MembershipaudioThe Tattooist of Auschwitz: is it ok to fictionalise the Holocaust?.As the new TV adaptation of The Tattooist of Auschwitz hits our screens, Professor Richard J Evans considers the challenges of creating fiction from one of humanity's darkest episodes 
- MembershipaudioThe mindset behind the Holocaust.Martin Davidson explores the psychological factors that motivated perpetrators of the Holocaust and the devastating power of Hitler’s antisemitic worldview 
- Second World WaraudioHow forgers helped rescue Holocaust victims.Roger Moorhouse shares the story of the Lados Group, who forged and issued false documents to help thousands of Jews escape the Holocaust during the Second World War 
- MembershipaudioForgotten histories of the Holocaust.Dan Stone considers forgotten and misunderstood aspects of the Holocaust, from its international nature to the ways its horrors reverberated for decades afterward 
- MembershipaudioWW2 the big questions: the Holocaust.Historian Laurence Rees charts the devastating course of the Holocaust 
- MembershipaudioNazi Germany: everything you wanted to know.Richard J Evans responds to listener queries and popular search enquiries about the Third Reich 
- MembershipaudioThe Holocaust: a 21st-century view.Professors Mary Fulbrook, Richard J Evans and Rebecca Clifford explore how our understanding of the Holocaust has changed over the decades 
- MembershipaudioSearching for freedom after the Holocaust.Rosie Whitehouse tells the story of a group of Holocaust survivors who sailed to Palestine in 1946, in defiance of the Royal Navy 
- MembershipaudioThe Holocaust orphans.Rebecca Clifford tells the stories of child survivors of the Holocaust who made their way to Britain after the war 
- MembershipaudioLegacies of the Holocaust.Mary Fulbrook and Richard J Evans explore the aftermath of the Nazi genocide, considering how subsequent generations have sought to understand the greatest atrocity of the 20th century 












