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Items include soup kettles, the Masters' snuff box, the crematorium furnace, a model of the camp, the totenbuch and the camp orchestra. Part five of five

Scholar Mary Beard examines how and when the Roman Empire fell, before ultimately asking whether it was transformed rather than destroyed

The untold story of Witold Pilecki, a Polish officer who managed to infiltrate Auschwitz to create an information network with the help of resistance fighters within the death camp

Part two of two. How, in great secrecy, top scientists had used wartime to perfect what was to become the absolute weapon - the atomic bomb

Items include soup kettles, the Masters' snuff box, the crematorium furnace, a model of the camp, the totenbuch and the camp orchestra. Part five of five

Scholar Mary Beard examines how and when the Roman Empire fell, before ultimately asking whether it was transformed rather than destroyed

The untold story of Witold Pilecki, a Polish officer who managed to infiltrate Auschwitz to create an information network with the help of resistance fighters within the death camp

Part two of two. How, in great secrecy, top scientists had used wartime to perfect what was to become the absolute weapon - the atomic bomb

Scholar Mary Beard examines how and when the Roman Empire fell, before ultimately asking whether it was transformed rather than destroyed