Simon Trew

Born in 1965, Trew earned a First Class Honours Bachelor's degree in International Relations from Keele University in 1986, before completing his PhD in History in 1992. His doctoral dissertation No Pity Distilled: Britain, Mihailovic and the Chetniks, 1941-2 focused on British relations with the Yugoslav Chetnik resistance movement during the Second World War. == Career ==

Trew lectured at the University of Keele before joining Royal Military Academy Sandhurst where he served as a senior lecturer in the Department of War Studies from 1993 to 2022. Trew has made numerous appearances in television historical documentaries and live broadcasts, including the BBC's commemorative anniversary broadcasts from Normandy. In 2004, the 13-part series Battle Zone Normandy, that he edited and contributed to, was selected in The Times D Day: Essential reading by the organisers of the Imperial War Museum’s D-Day exhibition. In 2009 he was nominated for an Emmy award for his work as historical consultant on the BBC documentary D-Day: The True Story of Omaha Beach. == Select bibliography ==

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• BBC Timewatch Bloody Omaha: with Richard Hammond • BBC One Britain at War - The Road To Victory ==References==