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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2026 · 18 MIN

Dr. James Bulgin (Imperial War Museums) – Interpreting the Past for the Next Generation

from Story Behind the Stone · host Memory Anchor

"It's never lost on any of us what a privilege it is to do what we do."This week on Story Behind the Stone, we speak with Dr. James Bulgin, Head of Public History at the Imperial War Museums. James shares how the museum preserves the stories of conflict from the First World War to the present day, how the Holocaust galleries emphasize individual stories, and why engaging younger generations remains a vital and urgent task.In this episode:- Learn about the museum’s challenge of communicating complex histories to visitors whose understanding is increasingly shaped by popular media- Hear how survivors and their families helped influence the Holocaust galleries and why their stories matter- Discover why digital outreach, learning programs, and global accessibility help the museum connect with audiences far beyond its physical sites

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