In Tanzania, a new exhibition at the National Museum, examines the brutal role German occupiers played in the country's history. The display includes depictions of executions and videos highlighting the exploitation of millions of people. It's also raised awareness about Tanzania's artifacts, many of which are still in Germany. Dan Ashby reports.
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