We watch the relentless parade of images on the news and we think we understand. But do we? We hear from three people whose lives have been caught up in the events of the last 50 years. These eyewitnesses to history recreate these events using their own stories and pictures. Does the first person point-of-view deepen our understanding or narrow our focus? Or both?
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