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Filth, Noise & Stench in England

15 December 2022

In English cities of the 17th century, there was plenty to offend the eyes, ears, nose, taste buds, and skin of inhabitants. Residents were...

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42:42

Hammurabi: Rise of the Babylonians

15 December 2022

2000 BC saw the famed city of Babylon begin to flourish under the rule of a King called Hammurabi. Renowned for his famous law code, the stele of...

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28:47

'My Grandfather, the Wehrmacht General in Russia'

15 December 2022

Angela Findlay was determined to find out if her grandfather, Karl von Graffen, was a Nazi and what he did on the Eastern front. An artist and...

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30:36

Tupperware

14 December 2022

Today it’s a Tupperware party and you’re all invited! Tupperware epitomises the post-war suburban dream. But pop open the lid and peep inside...

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27:41

Tattoos

14 December 2022

There are many common misconceptions and misunderstandings about Tattoos. They can act as a window into the social economic and cultural issues of...

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37:40

Trash

13 December 2022

From reality television to theatre productions to foreign goods, the word trash has a long history of being used to deride things that are thought...

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29:15

Battle of Maldon

13 December 2022

Dr. Cat Jarman finds out more about a fragment of Old English poetry that depicts one of the defining conflicts of 10th century England - the...

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34:04

Modern Medicine

13 December 2022

The American Civil War saw a transformation in medical provision on the battlefield. A loose grouping of medical practitioners was reshaped into a...

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40:05

The Assassination of President McKinley

12 December 2022

On 5th September, 1901, President William McKinley attended a public reception at the Pan American Exposition, a 6-month-long World’s Fair, in...

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24:07

World Wars & World Cups

12 December 2022

An accusation that has dogged the Qatar World Cup throughout the tournament is that of ‘sportswashing’. You’ve probably seen it in an...

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42:01

The First Printed English Bible

12 December 2022

England was the only European country that completely banned translating the Bible. The dissident Lollards had produced one after the death of...

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37:00

Stalingrad

12 December 2022

The Battle of Stalingrad was the deadliest battle of the Second World War, and one of the bloodiest in the history of warfare. Infamous for its...

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