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13th December 1977: In mourning and in rage – Supporting victims of rape, murder, and vulnerable women in Los Angeles
by Donna Yamani
TEA & TESTIMONY
History on TV As part of Explore Your Archives, Reading historians Professor Kate Williams and Dr Jacqui Turner will chat about the effect of the media on public history. Is history now just another commodity? Can archives really be described … Continue reading
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HISTORY STAFF ON BBC
Our World-leading experts are often contacted by the media to share their research and knowledge This Monday Professor Joel Felix will discuss the French Revolution on BBC radio at 11.00 and Professor of Public Engagement Kate Williams will appear on … Continue reading