Media Presentations by Mary Fulbrook
- Interview with Geraldine Doogue on 'Saturday Extra', Australian Broadcasting Corporations Radio National, discussing the GDR, 7 November 2009.
- Interview on Berlin Wall, BBC World Service, 28 October 2009
- Interview about the GDR, Swiss radio, 13 October 2009
- Interview about the GDR, Stadtmedienzentrum Stuttgart, 9 July 2009
- Interview with Laurence Rees for a (DVD and web-based) documentary on the Second World War, April 2009.
- Interview to independent TV company for a news feature on 55th anniversary of Hitler’s accession to power, 30 January 2008.
- BBC4 TV, ‘Hitler: the Discussion’ with
Ian Kershaw and Richard Bessel,
chaired by Laurence Rees, 30 April 2005.
- BBC4 TV, Melvyn Bragg on Marxism and the history of capitalism,
5 July 2002.
- Radio 4, Roy Porter History Programme on Honecker, 15 January
2000.
- Radio 4,
Melvyn Bragg’s ‘In Our Time’, on
Hitler, 5 October 2000.
- Interviews to German radio while in Berlin, May 1999.
- Radio 3 programme with John Tusa on Weimar, 28 August 1999.
- Sky TV on the fall of the Wall, Adam Boulton programme, 7 November
1999.
- Radio 4,
Peter Kellner's "Analysis" programme on
Europe, 14 and 17 March 1996.
- BBC World Television, 13 August 1996, on the Berlin Wall and
preserving historical monuments.
- Sky television,
interview about the "July Plot",
20 July 1994.
- BBC Radio Wales, programme on the GDR and the fall of the Wall,
8 November 1994.
- Channel
4 TV, "Bloody Foreigners" (programme on right-wing
extremism in Europe), presented by Jon Snow, 7 November 1993.
- Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) TV, "The Journal",
on neo-Nazism in Germany, presented by Ann McMillan, January
1992.
- South German,
South-west German and Saar Radio, "Stampede
to the West? Voices from Britain on German unification",
presented by Anthony Gibbs, 30 April 1990.
- BBC Radio
4 Woman's Hour, "Women in East and West Germany
on the eve of unification", presented by Jenni Murray, 27
September 1990.
- BBC 1 TV, programme on educational standards, presented by
Robert Kilroy Silk MP, 15 October 1990.
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