Laurence Rees
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The award-winning film-maker Laurence Rees describes how the creation of his new website devoted to the Second World War transformed his views on the future of history education.
Published June 9 2010
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Published August 10 2009
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Laurence Rees, whose work as a TV historian has brought him face to face with many people involved in mass killings, discusses the opportunities and dangers of oral history. Published August 15 2007
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