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The Nobel Peace Prize
Gallery was opened in the Museum for Peace at Caen in northern France earlier this year. Peter van den
Dungen tells Shireen Shah about other museums for peace and discusses the need for one in Britain.
Dresden's Lord Mayor has appealed to the British to scrap plans to erect a statue in London to Sir
Arthur "Bomber" Harris, who planned the destruction of the German city.
John Miller examines the continuing controversy over Britain's bombing policy in the Second World War.
Producer John Knight

Contributors

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Shireen Shah
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John Miller
Producer:
John Knight
Source: Radio Times

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