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Eyewitness 1900-1949

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BBC 9781910281758 · 2014

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Tracklist

234 tracks
  1. 1-1
    Introduction (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England Part 2' - Home Service, 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    2:06
  2. 1-2
    The Beginning Of The Boer War
    No Artist
    1:46
  3. 1-5
    Ireland And The Boer War (Soldiers Of The Queen - BBC Radio 4, 3rd August 1979)
    Private Joe Packer
    2:30
  4. 1-6
    Dissenting Voices (More Memories Of A Journalist Artist - Home Service, 13th September 1961)
    Fred Dickinson
    1:08
  5. 1-7
    The Seige Of Ladysmith (Welsh Home Service - 16th January 1949)
    James Dalton
    2:01
  6. 1-8
    The Siege Of Kimerley (Soldiers Of The Queen - BBC Radio 4, 3rd August 1979)
    Mrs. G.W. Martin
    2:08
  7. 1-10
    The Relief Of Ladysmith (Welsh Home Service - 16th January 1949)
    James Dalton
    1:19
  8. 1-11
    The Siege Of Mafeking (I Was There - Mafeking - National Programme, 5th October 1937)
    Lord Baden-Powell
    6:40
  9. 1-12
    The Relief Of Mafeking (May 1955)
    Ada Reeve
    4:55
  10. 1-13
    Guerrilla Tactics (The Day Queen Victoria Died - BBC Radio 4, 19th January 1971)
    Frank Swinnerton
    5:06
  11. 1-14
    Atrocity At Christmas (Sounds Eventful, Sounds Surprising - Home Service, 30th July 1965)
    Brigadier P.J. Parsons
    3:03
  12. 1-15
    The Blockhouse System; The Burning Of Boer Farms; Concentration Camps (Soldiers Of The Queen - BBC Radio 4, 3rd August 1979)
    Private Archie Bowers
    6:38
  13. 1-16
    Peace And The Treaty Of Vereeniging (Soldiers Of The Queen - BBC Radio 4, 3rd August 1979)
    Lt Charles Pym
    2:41
  14. 1-19
    Funeral Procession On The Solent (Scrapbook For 1901 - National Programme, 24th September 1936)
    Sir John Foster Fraser
    2:36
  15. 1-20
    Funeral Procession In London (The Day Queen Victoria Died - BBC Radio 4, 19th January 1971)
    Mrs G.S. Freeman
    4:56
  16. 2-1
    Introduction (Reminiscences: Edwardian London - 21st October 1960)
    Gerald Hamilton
    4:51
  17. 2-2
    Science And Superstition (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England Part 1' - Home Service, 31st December 1950)
    No Artist
    2:33
  18. 2-3
    The First Transatlantic Wireless Message (Scrapbook 1901 - National Programme, 24th September 1936)
    Guglielmo Marconi
    4:42
  19. 2-5
    Protective Tariffs (Coronation Year 1902 - Third Programme, 31st May 1953)
    G.M. Young
    3:04
  20. 2-6
    New Liberalism
    No Artist
    1:32
  21. 2-8
    Poverty And State Intervention (Coronation Year 1902 - Third Programme, 31st May 1953)
    G.M. Young
    3:50
  22. 2-9
    Boy Scouts (I Saw The Start: The Boy Scout Movement - National Programme, 14th September 1937)
    Lord Baden-Powell
    4:26
  23. 2-10
    Education In A Slum School (Woman's Hour - BBC Radio 4, 19th October 1974)
    Ina Barton
    4:33
  24. 2-12
    Women At University (Home This Afternoon - Home Service, 27th July 1966)
    Jessie Hertslett
    2:48
  25. 2-15
    A Militant Suffragette (Reminiscences Of A Suffragette - 30th December 1946)
    Ada Flatman
    6:08
  26. 2-16
    Forcible Feeding (Two Of A Kind - Youth And Age - Home Service, 23rd April 1961)
    Mary Richardson
    2:24
  27. 2-17
    Suffragettes And Suffragists - The Actresses' Franchise League (Home This Afternoon - Home Service, 15th May 1964)
    Adeline Bourne
    4:37
  28. 2-18
    The Pageant Of Great Women (Home This Afternoon - Home Service, 15th May 1964)
    Adeline Bourne
    2:29
  29. 3-1
    Introduction (Reminiscences: Edwardian London - 21st October 1960)
    Gerald Hamilton
    3:51
  30. 3-2
    Clothes And Respectability (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    2:45
  31. 3-3
    Punishment (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    2:16
  32. 3-4
    The Moral Code (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    2:48
  33. 3-5
    Religious Influence (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    1:23
  34. 3-6
    Temperance (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    1:09
  35. 3-7
    Social Classes And Spiritual Dictators (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    1:49
  36. 3-8
    Parish As The Hub Of Social Life (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    3:09
  37. 3-10
    Olympic Games 1908 - The Marathon And Dorano Pietri (Scrapbook For 1908 - National Programme, 5th November 1936)
    Lord Desborough
    4:25
  38. 3-12
    Amateur Concerts (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    2:01
  39. 3-13
    Bicycles And Fairs (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    3:07
  40. 3-14
    Cornish Tin-Miner (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    2:14
  41. 3-15
    Alcohol (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    1:42
  42. 3-16
    Domestic Service (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    4:12
  43. 3-17
    Theatre In Rural Areas And Small Towns (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    1:56
  44. 3-20
    The Motor Car (Vox Pops From 'Fifty Years Ago In The West Of England' Parts 1 & 2 - Home Service, 31st December 1950 & 2nd January 1951)
    No Artist
    2:41
  45. 3-21
    Powered Flight And Science Fiction
    No Artist
    2:13
  46. 3-23
    Revolution In Politics 1909 (Budget Speech - 1909)
    Herbert Asquith
    5:20
  47. 3-24
    Death Of The King
    No Artist
    0:43
  48. 4-2
    The Coronation Of George V (National Programme - 11th May 1937)
    Violet Sackville West
    3:35
  49. 4-4
    The Post-Impressionist Exhibition Of 1910 (Third Programme - 6th December 1946)
    Desmond MacCarthy
    4:51
  50. 4-5
    A Golden Age (Scrapbook For 1910 - Home Service, 15th May 1960)
    Roderick Willdridge
    1:16
  51. 4-7
    Destitution And Philanthropy (1953)
    George Edwards
    2:11
  52. 4-10
    The Settlement Movement (Fifty Years In Stepney - Home Service, 17th January 1966)
    Lady Henriques
    3:03
  53. 4-11
    The Trade Union Movement
    No Artist
    1:17
  54. 4-12
    The Labour Party (Scrapbook For 1910)
    Lord Morrison Of Lambeth
    5:17
  55. 4-13
    The Siege Of Sydney Street (10th January 1966)
    Jack Fudger
    2:24
  56. 4-14
    The Siege Of Sydney Street (10th January 1966)
    Jack Fudger
    3:36
  57. 4-15
    The National Insurance Act Of 1911 (Scrapbook For 1911 - Home Service, 21st April 1957)
    Lord Beveridge
    3:56
  58. 4-18
    Captain Robert Scott's Antarctic Expedition
    No Artist
    2:08
  59. 4-19
    The Death Of Scott (24th September 1962)
    Charles Wright
    4:04
  60. 4-20
    Shackleton's Imperial Trans-Atlantic Expedition (October 1965)
    Leonard Hussey
    2:25
  61. 4-21
    Shackleton's Imperial Trans-Atlantic Expedition (October 1965)
    Leonard Hussey
    4:20
  62. 5-1
    The Great War: 30th July-4th August 1914, The Last Days Of Peace (Scrapbook For 1914 - Home Service, 28th December 1954)
    Margot Asquith
    4:46
  63. 5-3
    The Declaration Of War
    Harold Nicolson
    4:57
  64. 5-4
    The Declaration Of War
    Harold Nicolson
    5:24
  65. 5-5
    Enlistment - 1914 (Forty Years After - Home Service, 4th August 1954)
    George Villars, William Cole And A.F. Birch Jones
    3:39
  66. 5-6
    A Child's Experience (The Great War - 25th September 1963)
    Miss Owen
    1:36
  67. 5-7
    Pacifism (Then And Now - General Overseas Service, 13th January 1955)
    Bertrand Russell
    2:56
  68. 5-8
    Spy Mania (Memories Of The Peace Movement - Home Service, 2nd October 1955)
    Gilbert Murray
    4:21
  69. 5-10
    Arrival In France (Forty Years After - Home Service, 4th August 1954)
    Frank Richards
    2:05
  70. 5-11
    Mons And The Battle For Nimy Railway Bridge (Forty Years After - Home Service, 4th August 1954)
    S. F. Godley V.C.
    4:03
  71. 5-12
    Retreat To The Marne And The 'Angel Of Mons' (Forty Years After - Home Service, 4th August 1954)
    Frank Richards
    2:47
  72. 5-15
    The Myth Of Langemarck (Ypres 1914 - Home Service, 12th November 1964)
    D. Grant
    2:40
  73. 5-16
    The Christmas Day Truce (Forty Years After - Home Service, 4th August 1954)
    Frank Richards
    4:48
  74. 5-17
    Gas Attack (4th October 1963)
    Mr Quinton
    5:21
  75. 5-18
    The Death Of Rupert Brooke (Home For The Day - Home Service, 23rd April 1961)
    Violet Bonham-Carter
    3:38
  76. 5-19
    Gallipoli (Return To Gallipoli - Home Service, 30th September 1965)
    No Artist
    4:31
  77. 5-20
    Gallipoli (Return To Gallipoli - Home Service, 30th September 1965)
    No Artist
    3:46
  78. 6-1
    The Sinking Of The Lusitania (I Was There - Home Service, 15th October 1950)
    Viscountess Rhondda
    4:56
  79. 6-2
    The Bryce Report (A Summer Day On The Somme - BBC Radio 4, 17th June 1967)
    L. Cpl. H.P. Fellows
    2:06
  80. 6-3
    Anti-German Riots In Salford (The Great War - 27th September 1963)
    R. Greenwood
    3:08
  81. 6-4
    The Death Of Edith Cavell (West Of England - Home Service, 23rd October 1962)
    Elizabeth Wilkins
    3:57
  82. 6-8
    The Battle Of Jutland (November 1963)
    Mr Smith
    3:14
  83. 6-9
    The Battle Of The Somme - Bombardment (A Summer Day On The Somme - BBC Radio 4, 26th July 1976)
    Capt. C.D. Fawkes, Sgt. A.S. Durrant, Cpl. A. Wood
    4:15
  84. 6-13
    The Battle In The Air (The Somme - Home Service, 16th August 1956)
    Cecil Lewis
    2:44
  85. 6-14
    Conscription And Conscientious Objectors (Yesterday's Witness - BBC2, 19th May 1969)
    Mark Hayler
    2:00
  86. 6-15
    A Reflection On The Years 1914-1916 (Twenty-Three Years Ago - National Programme, 6th December 1939)
    David Lloyd George
    5:40
  87. 6-16
    Passchendaele (Passchendaele 1917 - BBC Radio 4, 6th December 1967)
    Dr. E N. Gladden And Henry Carr
    6:29
  88. 6-17
    Cavalry Charge In 1918 (Home Service - 23rd March 1958)
    Sergeant Turp
    2:41
  89. 6-18
    Khaki Fever
    No Artist
    1:36
  90. 7-3
    The Treaty Of Versailles (Scrapbook For 1919 - Home Service, 30th September 1959)
    Harold Nicolson
    3:09
  91. 7-6
    Defense Of Militant Suffragettes By George Lansbury
    No Artist
    1:37
  92. 7-7
    Increase In Suffragette Militancy
    No Artist
    1:11
  93. 7-9
    The Rokeby Venus (Votes For Women - Home Service, 23rd April 1961)
    Mary Richardson
    3:39
  94. 7-10
    Women In Parliament (Home For The Day - Light Programme, 7th October 1956)
    Nancy Astor
    3:42
  95. 7-11
    The Countess Markiewicz
    No Artist
    1:37
  96. 7-14
    The Irish Volunteers (The Easter Rising - Third Programme, 21st April 1966)
    Sean Theo Kelly
    2:41
  97. 7-16
    Rebel Training And A Lack Of Weapons (The Easter Rising - Third Programme, 21st April 1966)
    Senator Hayes, Liam O'Breen
    2:18
  98. 7-17
    Easter Monday 1916 - The Republican Side (The Easter Rising - Third Programme, 21st April 1966)
    Judge F. Lynch
    2:34
  99. 7-18
    Easter Monday 1916 - The British Side (The Easter Rising - Third Programme, 21st April 1966)
    A British Officer
    2:25
  100. 7-21
    The Rebels Executed (The Easter Rising - Third Programme, 21st April 1966)
    Judge F. Lynch, Sean Theo Kelly
    3:17
  101. 7-22
    Conscription In Ireland And Its Consequences
    No Artist
    1:56
  102. 8-3
    A Soldier's Return (The Lost Peace - BBC TV, 2nd October 1966)
    Richard Tobin
    4:19
  103. 8-4
    Rejection And Humiliation (The Lost Peace - BBC TV, 2nd October 1966)
    F. Shuttleworth And Jim Snowball
    5:18
  104. 8-6
    John Reith Joins The BBC (Lord Reith Looks Back - BBC TV, 4th January 1968)
    John Reith
    2:50
  105. 8-7
    King And Empire (National Programme - 24th May 1924)
    George V
    1:35
  106. 8-8
    R-38 Disaster (Scrapbook For 1922 - National Programme, 12th February 1935)
    Harry Bateman
    4:28
  107. 8-9
    Flight From England To Australia (25th February 1953)
    Sir Alan Cobham
    3:21
  108. 8-10
    Early Passenger Aircraft (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 4th February 1975)
    O.P. Jones
    2:34
  109. 8-12
    1924 Everest Expedition (Yesterday's Witness - BBC1, 6th October 1970)
    Professor N.E. Odell
    5:16
  110. 8-13
    The Silent Revolution (Looking Back On The Twenties - Home Service, 27th March 1955)
    Mr King
    1:54
  111. 8-14
    The Flapper (A Voice In The Crowd - Radio Manchester, 13th January 1973)
    Margaret Bennett
    2:33
  112. 8-16
    The Flapper Vote
    No Artist
    1:24
  113. 8-17
    'The Waste Land' And 'The Vortex' (Omnibus - BBC1, 17th December 1969)
    Noël Coward
    1:33
  114. 8-18
    James Joyce And 'Ulysses' (Portrait Of James Joyce - Third Programme, 13th February 1950)
    Sylvia Beach
    3:50
  115. 8-19
    D. H. Lawrence (Sons And Lovers - Third Programme, 8th May 1955)
    Lady Cynthia Asquith And Frieda Lawrence
    3:39
  116. 8-20
    Sybil Thorndike And 'Saint Joan' (The Time Of My Life - Home Service, 21st August 1966)
    Dame Sybil Thorndike
    2:15
  117. 8-21
    Film-Making In The 1920s (The Time Of My Life - Home Service, 28th August 1966)
    Alfred Hitchcock
    3:08
  118. 8-22
    Sean O'Casey And 'The Plough And The Stars' (September 1961)
    Hermione Wilson
    4:35
  119. 9-1
    The Irish War Of Independence (Books And Writers - World Service, 18th March 1978)
    Sean O'Faolain
    2:45
  120. 9-2
    Terror And Reprisal (Woman's Hour - BBC Radio 4, 29th July 1986)
    Olga Pyne Clarke
    5:13
  121. 9-3
    Irish Free State Civil War (Scrapbook For 1921 - Home Service, 2nd October 1961)
    Frank O'Connor
    4:33
  122. 9-4
    End Of The Civil War (Books And Writers - World Service, 18th March 1978)
    Sean O'Faolain
    1:54
  123. 9-5
    Economic Collapse And Poverty In Glasgow (The Lost Peace - BBC TV, 2nd October 1966)
    John Carson
    5:07
  124. 9-6
    Poverty And Survival In Glasgow
    Betty Stevenson
    5:27
  125. 9-7
    Infant Mortality In Glasgow (The Lost Peace - BBC TV, 2nd October 1966)
    Dr Maude Menzies
    3:00
  126. 9-8
    Family Planning Clinic In Salford (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 11th February 1975)
    Caris Frankenburg
    1:28
  127. 9-9
    Marie Stopes (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 11th February 1975)
    Elizabeth Richardson
    4:35
  128. 9-11
    Diversions And Distractions
    No Artist
    1:27
  129. 9-12
    Lobby Lud (Lobby Lud - Home Service, 15th August 1967)
    Trevor Allen
    6:12
  130. 9-13
    Liverpool Social Conditions (Memories Of Liverpool In The Twenties - 7th October 1957)
    Bessie Braddock
    2:43
  131. 9-14
    London Borough Of Poplar Rates Rebellion (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 21st August 1975)
    Muriel Lester And Nellie Cresswall
    5:49
  132. 9-15
    Unemployment (Looking Back On The Twenties - Home Service, 27th March 1955)
    Mr Gardiner
    3:48
  133. 9-16
    Hoxton Unemployment Demonstration (In The South East - Home Service, 27th October 1958)
    Anon
    5:01
  134. 9-17
    The Mayors Of London March (The Lost Peace - BBC TV, 2nd October 1966)
    Wal Hannington
    2:14
  135. 9-18
    The First Labour Government (In Our Time - Home Service, 4th February 1975)
    Ramsay Macdonald
    3:25
  136. 9-19
    The Zinoviev Letter (12th December 1966)
    W.N. Ewer
    4:12
  137. 9-20
    Labour Defeated (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 11th February 1975)
    Connie Lewcock
    1:22
  138. 10-1
    TUC Support For The Miners (The Lost Peace - BBC TV, 2nd October 1966)
    Lord Citrine
    3:51
  139. 10-2
    The Samuel Report
    No Artist
    1:36
  140. 10-4
    The General Strike Begins (The General Strike - Home Service, 24th February 1960)
    Anonymous Voices
    2:02
  141. 10-5
    Undercover Work (The General Strike - Home Service, 24th February 1960)
    Sgt. Dixon
    3:04
  142. 10-6
    Strike Breaking (The General Strike - Home Service, 24th February 1960)
    Lord Brabazon And Anonymous Voices
    3:04
  143. 10-7
    Sabotage (The General Strike And In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 18th February 1975)
    Anonymous Voices
    5:13
  144. 10-11
    The General Strike Collapses (The General Strike - Home Service, 24th February 1960)
    Sir Patrick Duff And Sgt. Dixon
    2:51
  145. 10-12
    Conclusions (The General Strike - Home Service, 24th February 1960)
    Lord Templewood, Sir Vincent Tewson
    2:39
  146. 10-15
    England Asleep (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 25th February 1975)
    Sir Oswald Mosley
    2:27
  147. 10-16
    First Female Cabinet Minister (Scrapbook For 1929 - National Programme, 2nd May 1939)
    Margaret Bondfield
    3:57
  148. 10-17
    Lost Opportunities (The Lost Peace - BBC TV, 2nd October 1966)
    Charles Simmonds
    4:00
  149. 10-18
    Balancing The Budget
    No Artist
    1:20
  150. 10-19
    Labour Defeat And Formation Of The National Government (National Programme - 24th October 1931)
    Ramsay Macdonald
    4:38
  151. 11-3
    Uneployment During The Recession (The Hungry Years - Home Service, 8th February 1957)
    Voices From 'The Hungry Years'
    4:48
  152. 11-5
    Labour Camps (The Hungry Years - Home Service, 8th February 1957)
    Wal Hannington
    2:02
  153. 11-6
    The Invergordon Mutiny, September 1931 (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 11th March 1975)
    Fred Copeman
    2:48
  154. 11-7
    The NUWM And Hunger Marches (The Hungry Years - Home Service, 8th February 1957)
    Wal Hannington And Anonymous Voices
    4:45
  155. 11-8
    Jarrow And Ellen Wilkinson (Anonymous Voices From The Last Crusade - BBC Radio 4, 8th October 1986 And The Jarrow March - BBC Radio 3, 5th November 1976)
    Anonymous Voices
    5:11
  156. 11-9
    The Jarrow March (The Last Crusade - BBC Radio 4, 8th October 1986)
    Voices
    5:09
  157. 11-10
    Parliament's Response To The Petition (Anonymous Voices From The Last Crusade - BBC Radio 4, 8th October 1986 And The Jarrow March - BBC Radio 3, 5th November 1976)
    Voices
    6:27
  158. 11-13
    Gandhi In London (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 11th March 1975)
    Claire Sheridan
    2:22
  159. 11-14
    Spinsters' Pensions (Spinsters On The March - BBC Radio 4, 22nd August 1990)
    Dorothy Butt, Dorothy Brumfitt And Lily Crosland
    4:13
  160. 11-15
    The Gresford Colliery Disaster (1934)
    News Bulletin
    3:17
  161. 11-16
    Aftermath Of Disaster And The King's Visit To Wales (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 1st April 1975)
    Mrs Henderson
    2:31
  162. 11-17
    Constitutional Crisis (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 1st April 1975)
    Mrs Cakebread
    1:44
  163. 12-1
    Fascism In Britain (Britain In The Thirties: Mosley Right And Wrong - BBC Radio 4, 16th June 1983)
    Sir Oswald Mosley, John Charnley
    3:47
  164. 12-3
    BUF Rally At Olympia, 1934 (Olympia, 1934 - BBC Radio 4, 6th October 1972)
    Ted Bramley, Albert Hunt
    3:53
  165. 12-6
    Cable Street And The Public Order Act (Olympia, 1934 - BBC Radio 4, 6th October 1972)
    Julius Jacobs
    3:15
  166. 12-7
    The Spanish Civil War (Radio Manchester - 21st November 1974)
    Sam Wilde
    4:49
  167. 12-9
    British Pro-Fascist Volunteers (The Spanish Civil War - BBC Radio 4, 7th July 1986)
    Peter Kemp
    2:09
  168. 12-10
    Ireland's Pro-Fascist 'Blueshirts' And Anti-Fascist Volunteers (The Thirties In Britain: The Left - Third Programme, 8th December 1965)
    John Prendergast
    3:05
  169. 12-12
    Sacrifices (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 8th April 1975)
    Nan Green
    3:13
  170. 12-13
    A Student's Commitment (Coronation Year - Third Programme, 5th June 1953)
    Philip Toynbee
    4:31
  171. 12-14
    George Orwell On The Aragon Front (1960)
    Robert Edwards
    4:49
  172. 12-15
    Orwell And Disillusionment (The Thirties In Britain: The Left - Third Programme, 8th December 1965)
    Sir Richard Rees
    1:59
  173. 13-1
    Mass Observation (Mass Observation - Home Service, 11th October 1960)
    Tom Harrison
    3:39
  174. 13-2
    Surrealist Exhibition, 1936 (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 1st April 1975)
    Roland Penrose
    2:26
  175. 13-4
    Popular Cinema: Sir Alexander Korda (Dilys Powell's History Of British Cinema - BBC Radio 4, 24th January 1987)
    Douglas Fairbanks Jnr, Michael Powell
    4:57
  176. 13-5
    Korda's Legacy (Dilys Powell's History Of British Cinema - BBC Radio 4, 24th January 1987)
    Michael Powell
    1:55
  177. 13-6
    T.E. Lawrence At Clouds Hill (National Programme - 25th August 1938)
    E. M. Forster
    5:54
  178. 13-9
    W.B. Yeats On Rhythm - W.B. Yeats Reads His Poem 'The Lake Isle Of Innisfree' (National Programme - 10th April 1932)
    W.B. Yeats
    3:55
  179. 13-10
    Theatre In The 1930s (The Thirties In Britain: Theatre - Third Programme, 18th November 1965)
    Tyrone Guthrie, John Gielgud
    5:28
  180. 13-13
    The 'Bodyline' Cricket Series (From 'The Golden Age' - BBC Radio Collection)
    R.E.S. Wyatt, Harold Larwood, Sir George 'Gubby' Allen
    3:19
  181. 13-14
    Fred Perry Wins Men's Singles Title, Wimbledon 1934 (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 25th March 1975)
    H.S.B. Wakelam
    1:42
  182. 13-15
    The Green Belt (National Programme - 22nd January 1935)
    Herbert Morrison
    3:08
  183. 13-17
    Nudism (Carry On Up The Shrubbery - BBC Radio 4, 4th January 1985)
    Reverend Clarence Norwood
    3:34
  184. 13-18
    Sexual Attitudes In A Lancashire Mill-Town (Woman's Hour - BBC Radio 4, 24th March 1982)
    No Artist
    3:00
  185. 13-21
    The Chelsea Arts Ball, New Year's Eve 1936 (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 8th April 1975)
    Tommy Woodroffe
    1:18
  186. 14-2
    The Peace Movement (Everyman And The Crisis - National Programme, 17th October 1938)
    Robert Mennell
    2:59
  187. 14-4
    The Oxford Union Debate, 1933 (King And Country - BBC Radio 4, 6th February 1978)
    David Graham, Frank Hardie
    4:59
  188. 14-5
    Aftermath Of The Debate (King And Country - BBC Radio 4, 6th February 1978)
    Martin Ceadel, Frank Hardie, David Graham
    4:10
  189. 14-6
    On Meeting Hitler (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 11th March 1975)
    Robert Boothby
    2:40
  190. 14-8
    Splitting The Atom (Scrapbook For 1932 - Home Service, 24th January 1960)
    John Cockcroft And Ritchie Calder
    5:26
  191. 14-9
    The War In Abyssinia (National Programme - 11th September 1935)
    Sir Samuel Hoare
    4:13
  192. 14-10
    The Sudeten Dispute (15th And 16th September 1938)
    Neville Chamberlain
    3:48
  193. 14-11
    A Quarrel In A Far-Away Country (27th September 1938)
    Neville Chamberlain
    4:40
  194. 14-13
    The Hand That Signed The Paper (The Modern Muse - National Programme, 18th October 1938)
    Dylan Thomas
    1:47
  195. 14-14
    Preparations For War - Gas Attack Warnings (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 15th April 1975)
    Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Mrs Coates
    5:09
  196. 14-15
    3rd September 1939
    Neville Chamberlain
    3:47
  197. 14-16
    A Lovely Summer's Day (Voices From 'The Day War Broke Out' - BBC Radio 4, 3rd September 1998)
    Voices
    5:17
  198. 14-17
    Immediate Consequences (Voices From 'In Our Time' And 'The Day The War Broke Out')
    Voices
    3:03
  199. 14-18
    The First Night At War (Voices From 'The Day War Broke Out')
    Voices
    2:20
  200. 15-5
    'No Confidence' Debate (8th May 1940)
    Ed Murrow
    2:00
  201. 15-7
    Fifth Columnists (22nd May 1940)
    Herbert Morrison
    3:22
  202. 15-10
    The Blackout (Voices From 'We Can Take It' - BBC Radio 4, 21st March 1983)
    No Artist
    1:56
  203. 15-14
    Local Defence Volunteers (Appeal Broadcast On 14th May 1940)
    Sir Anthony Eden
    2:04
  204. 15-15
    Women's Wartime Service (Women's Hour - BBC Radio 4, 16th June 1989)
    Female Munition Workers
    3:06
  205. 15-19
    Invasion Fears (The Night The Germans Didn't Come - BBC Radio 4, 7th September 1971)
    Phyllis Chennery, Joyce Whitfield
    3:30
  206. 15-20
    Capturing A German Parachutist (Women In Green - Home Service, 15th July 1948)
    Mrs Cardwell
    4:13
  207. 15-23
    An Englishwoman In Germany (Women In Wartime - BBC Radio 4, 19th October 1969)
    Christabel Bielenberg
    2:26
  208. 16-6
    The Bombing Of Coventry (In The Midlands TV - 14th November 1980)
    Voices Of The Coventry Blitz
    4:05
  209. 16-10
    V1s And V2s (The Summer Of The Doodlebugs - BBC Radio 4, 13th June 1972)
    Elizabeth Sheppard Jones
    4:11
  210. 16-14
    The Beveridge Report (2nd December 1942)
    Sir William Beveridge
    1:35
  211. 16-18
    Lunchtime Recitals And ENSA Shows (23rd November 1976)
    Anne Shelton
    2:34
  212. 16-20
    Tommy Handley And ITMA (Carry On Up The Zeitgeist: Hanging The Silk Hat On The Siren - BBC Radio 4, 20th March 1992)
    Daphne Oxenford, Mollie Weir, Anonymous Voices
    2:28
  213. 17-3
    The Far East (Voices From 'Not All Blood And Bandages' - BBC Radio 4, 11th September 1986)
    No Artist
    2:06
  214. 17-4
    The Burma-Siam Railway (4th November 1945)
    Sgt. Frank Foster
    2:14
  215. 17-5
    Prisoners Of The Japanese (Voices From 'Shadows Of The Rising Sun' - Radio Cambridgeshire, 24th February 1989)
    No Artist
    3:48
  216. 17-10
    The Battle Of The Bulge (The Ardennes Offensive) (25th December 1944)
    Robert Barr
    2:34
  217. 17-14
    Hugh Copnall (Conchies - BBC Radio 4, 12th January 1986)
    Hugh Copnall
    2:20
  218. 17-15
    Belsen (19th April 1945)
    Richard Dimbleby
    4:45
  219. 17-16
    Germany Surrenders - VE Day Actuality (8th May 1945)
    Winston Churchill, Richard Dimbleby
    2:04
  220. 17-18
    1945 Election Campaign (When The Votes Came In - BBC Radio 4, 24th July 1995)
    Douglas Jay, Charles Fletcher-Cook, Mary Soames
    1:59
  221. 17-23
    Harry Browne (Conchies - BBC Radio 4, 12th January 1986)
    Harry Browne
    2:24
  222. 17-24
    VJ Day Actuality: Wynford Vaughan Thomas In Piccadilly (15th August 1945)
    Wynford Vaughan Thomas
    1:22
  223. 18-2
    Housing Shortage And Demobilisation (Voices From 'In Our Time' - Bbc Radio 4, 30th September And 2nd September 1976)
    No Artist
    3:59
  224. 18-10
    'Disturbance' At Shaikpura - Wynford Vaughan Thomas Reporting On 27th August 1947
    Wynford Vaughan Thomas
    5:12
  225. 18-11
    The Assassination Of Mahatma Gandhi (30th January 1948)
    Robert Stimson
    3:49
  226. 18-12
    Palestine (13th March 1948 And 14th May 1948)
    Richard Williams
    3:01
  227. 18-14
    Founding Of The Edinburgh Festival (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 16th September 1976)
    Clifford Hanley
    1:20
  228. 18-15
    Housing: New Towns And Pre-Fabs (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 30th September 1976)
    Chief Architect Bert Ablett, Mr Hindmarsh
    2:44
  229. 18-16
    The National Health Service (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 23rd September 1976)
    John Pater, Derek Stephenson, Lady Isobel Barnett
    4:24
  230. 18-17
    1948 Olympic Games In London (29th July 1948)
    Lord Burghley
    2:05
  231. 18-18
    MV Empire Windrush (Speaking On The 40th Anniversary Of The Windrush - BBC Radio 4, 22nd June 1988)
    Sam King, Lord Kitchener, May Cambridge, Anonymous Voices
    5:48
  232. 18-19
    An Iron Curtain Has Descended (5th March 1946)
    Winston Churchill
    4:10
  233. 18-20
    British Nuclear Deterrent (A Bloody Union Jack On Top Of It - BBC Radio 4, 5th May 1988)
    Sir Michael Perrin
    2:17
  234. 18-22
    The Yangtze Incident (In Our Time - BBC Radio 4, 20th September 1976)
    Lt. Commander Kerans
    4:42
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