This BBC Radio series features investigative journalists who unearth private papers, public records and primary sources that shed new light on historical events. For a history nut like me, this series makes me rethink some of the things I thought I knew, like British prisoner of war camps during World War II, that mistreated prisoners just as badly as the Nazis. Some of the prisoner's stories really resonated with me, because of my German heritage and how my ancestors were persecuted and killed in Nazi Germany. I give this series 5 out 5 Scribbles, because I don't think I've heard such in-depth reporting on events I thought I knew all about.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2022
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