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Notre Dame is arguably the world’s most famous cathedral and has watched over the Parisian skyline since its construction in the Middle Ages. But we are lucky that it remains standing at all.
Dr Emma Wells joins Matt Lewis to reveal how Notre Dame acquired this symbolic status. How was it built? And how did the French Revolution nearly destroy it?
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Hosted by: Matt Lewis
Edited by: Tim Arstall
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Unity by Chris Tilton, Jesper Kyd
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