Outlook Episodes Episode guide
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I was a teenager at Auschwitz
Holocaust survivor Dita Kraus was only 14 when she was taken to a Nazi concentration camp
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The student who became my son
Tim King was a teacher in Chicago who took in a student after their mother died
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Our secret tunnel that saved the city
Edis Kolar guarded a lifesaving tunnel built in his basement during the siege of Sarajevo
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The virtuoso musician detained as a child
South African double bassist Leon Bosch was arrested for protesting against apartheid
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The black woman who cared for a Klansman
The temping job that took a young African-American woman into the home of a KKK member
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Life as a lone identical twin
David Loftus on rebuilding his life after the tragic death of his twin brother
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I was shot while performing a vasectomy
Dr Andrew Rynne, an Irish contraceptive pioneer, was attacked by a disgruntled ex-patient
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Forced to teach in a ‘re-education’ camp
Sayragul Sauytbay says she was made to work in a detention camp for Chinese Muslims
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‘I’m going to say sorry to the whales’
Vittorio Fabris’ treacherous journey from Venice to Nantucket was inspired by Moby Dick
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The first beauty queen in a free South Africa
Basetsana Kumalo was crowned Miss South Africa after the country's first democratic vote
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How I built a billion dollar business
Janice Bryant Howroyd is the first African-American woman to run a billion dollar company
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The pianist who learnt to play on a paper piano
Andrew Garrido’s family couldn’t afford a piano so he taught himself on a drawn keyboard
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My nightmares about the policeman who framed me
Winston Trew was falsely accused of stealing and spent 50 years trying to clear his name
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I prayed to God to make me a girl
Abby Stein grew up in a Hasidic family and was born male but she felt she was a girl
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The Welsh miner who made wrestling glamorous
"Exotic Adrian Street" got abuse for his flamboyant outfits - but they made him a star
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Making horse-racing history in a hijab
Teenager Khadijah Mellah became the first Muslim woman to ride and win in Britain
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The Godfather of Hollywood sound
Walter Murch is a superstar sound designer. His ingenuity transformed cinema forever
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2020: The power of sight
Three fascinating stories about vision
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Inventing a surgery to cure myself
Doug Lindsay’s mystery illness baffled doctors, so he had to cure himself
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The hunt for a calypso king's lost music
Costa Rica's 100-year-old calypso king and the worldwide search for his lost recordings
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Shooting hoops in South Sudan
Malat Wei and Jess Markt are taking wheelchair basketball and their story to South Sudan
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Why I risked my life to present a TV show
Presenter Mozhdah Jamalzadah’s focus on women’s rights made her some dangerous enemies
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Finding the perfect hairdresser changed two lives
Troy Winget and Andrea Quint Fleck found there was more between them than a good haircut
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The barefoot tennis player who turned pro
Sam Jalloh’s war-torn journey to becoming a top tennis player in Sierra Leone
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The family story that became a TV novela
A Brazilian tale of love, betrayal and revenge
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Don’t call me the 'Indiana Jones' of Syria
Amr al-Azm leads a network of archaeologists battling to save Syria’s monuments
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The murder that stopped me writing crime fiction
Fact and fiction blurred for Danish writer Mads Peder Nordbo when he came across a murder
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I believed I was my dead sister
After Gail Gallant’s sister died, her mother told Gail she was her sister reborn
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Footballer Mark Bright: What I’ve learnt about love
What British player Mark Bright learnt from being fostered as a young child
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Fighting the apartheid my grandfather created
Wilhelm Verwoerd's grandfather was the prime minister of South Africa in the 1960s