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1968: The year that changed the world?

The Documentary: Archive 2008 by BBC

Dec 12, 200823:25Society & Culture

In this four part series, using archive recordings and music from the time, Sir John Tusa examines what made 1968 such a climactic year. Programme three looks at how race and nationalism finally came to a head in 1968.

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1968: The year that changed the world? is an episode from The Documentary: Archive 2008 by BBC. In this four part series, using archive recordings and music from the time, Sir John Tusa examines what made 1968 such a climactic year. Program...

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