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Tudor England: the big questions | A HistoryExtra podcast series

Ancient Egypt: the big questions | A HistoryExtra podcast series

WW2's Greatest Battles | A HistoryExtra podcast series

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WW2: The Big Questions, with Laurence Rees – episode 1

WW2: The Big Questions, with Laurence Rees.

Great Reputations | A HistoryExtra podcast series

Deeds not Words | A HistoryExtra podcast series

Life of the week | A HistoryExtra podcast series

Long reads | HistoryExtra podcast series

1066: The Battle for England | A HistoryExtra podcast series

Tyrant, Usurper, Hero | A HistoryExtra podcast series

Toilets through time | A HistoryExtra podcast series

History's Greatest Scandals : The Victorians | A HistoryExtra podcast series

Tudor England: The Big Questions.

Caesar: Death of a Dictator | A HistoryExtra podcast series

History Behind the Headlines | A HistoryExtra podcast series

Shakespeare: Past Master | A HistoryExtra podcast series

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The Big QuestionsWW2, with Laurence Rees

The Tiger Tamer Who Went to Sea | A HistoryExtra podcast series

US Civil rights: fighting for freedom | A HistoryExtra podcast series

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Boston Tea Party: Igniting a Revolution | A HistoryExtra podcast series

D-Day: Land, Air and Sea | A HistoryExtra podcast series

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Everything you wanted to know about… | HistoryExtra podcast series

The First Crusade: the war that transformed the medieval world | A HistoryExtra podcast series

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Ancient Egypt: The Big QuestionsFrom the secrets of the pyramids to the mysteries of mummification.

Defendants at the Nuremberg Trials listen to proceedings in 1946. In the front row sit Hermann Göring, Rudolf Hess, Joachim von Ribbentrop, Wilhelm Keitel, and Ernst Kaltenbrunner; behind them are Karl Dönitz, Erich Raeder, Baldur von Schirach, and Fritz Sauckel. Together they represent the senior leadership of the Nazi regime held to account for its crimes.

Second World War

“I hope I would have defended the Nazis at Nuremberg”

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Second World War

Beyond the podcast: Nuremberg