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WDYTYA? episode summary: Robert Rinder
The barrister and Strictly Come Dancing star traces the contrasting experiences of two forebears who came to the UK in search of a new life in his episode of series 15 of Who Do You Think You Are?. Revisit the story with our handy summary
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Robert Rinder's grandfather and the Central British Fund
Robert Rinder's grandfather was brought to Britain by the Central British Fund – now known as World Jewish Relief. We learn more about its fascinating archives
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Where does Robert Rinder visit in his episode of WDYTYA?
Robert 'Judge' Rinder begins his journey in Poland before following the trail to Germany, the Lake District, London and Latvia. Discover the locations that he visited with this guide
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Robert Rinder
News and research guides relating to Robert Rinder's episode of Who Do You Think You Are?, broadcast on Monday 13 August 2018
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Five things you might not know about Robert Rinder
TV barrister Robert 'Judge' Rinder traces his family history on Who Do You Think You Are? on 13 August 2018. Here are five things you might not know about the star...  
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620,000 Canadian First World War records go online ahead of centenary
Libraries and Archives Canada has completed its digitisation of army personnel files ahead of the Armistice centenary
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Genealogy news roundup: Deceased Online adds Oxford burial records
Plus: Findmypast releases more 1939 Register records; Ancestry military records free as part of First World War 'Thank You' campaign 
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6 websites for tracing Caribbean ancestors
Jonathan Scott shares his top online resources for tracing your family in the Caribbean like Marvin Humes
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Where does Marvin Humes visit in his episode of WDYTYA?
Marvin Humes visited a college and a church in Jamaica that was very important to his family, before travelling back to Britain to research his mother's side. This is where he went...
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WDYTYA? episode summary: Marvin Humes
TV presenter and DJ Marvin Humes explores his Jamaican and British roots and uncovers tales of resilience and success 
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