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51 minutes
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Jan 14, 2017
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In 1997, the Princess of Wales made a high-profile visit to a landmine clearance programme in Angola. Her trip is credited with boosting the campaign for a global landmine treaty signed later that year. Also, the man who rewrote the rules on transitions of power in the USA, the first woman to wear a headscarf into the Turkish parliament and the triumph of British espionage that changed the course of World War One.
PHOTO: Princess Diana in Angola in 1997 (Credit: Alamy)
PHOTO: Princess Diana in Angola in 1997 (Credit: Alamy)
Released:
Jan 14, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode
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