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1. An interview with Holocaust survivor Martin Kapel | History – Children of the Holocaust
2. Arek’s story – survival in Auschwitz-Birkenau | History – Children of the Holocaust
3. An interview with Holocaust survivor Arek Hersh | History – Children of the Holocaust
4. Suzanne’s story – hiding from the Nazis in occupied France | History – Children of the Holocaust
5. An interview with Holocaust survivor Suzanne Ripton | History – Children of the Holocaust
6. Trude’s story – escaping from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia | History – Children of the Holocaust
7. An interview with Holocaust survivor Trude Silman | History – Children of the Holocaust
8. Heinz’s story – escaping to Britain from Kristallnacht | History – Children of the Holocaust
9. An interview with Holocaust survivor Heinz Skyte | History – Children of the Holocaust
10. Ruth’s story – escaping the Nazis as war began | History – Children of the Holocaust
11. An interview with Holocaust survivor Ruth Rogoff | History – Children of the Holocaust
12. Martin’s story – childhood experiences of a Holocaust survivor | History – Children of the Holocaust
13. WW1: War breaks out in 1914 | History – Britain’s Great War
14. WW1: The shock defeat at Mons | History – Britain’s Great War
15. WW1: Lord Kitchener wants you! | History – Britain’s Great War
16. WW1: The bombardment of Britain | History – Britain’s Great War
17. WW1: Treating Indian soldiers at Brighton pavilion | History – Britain’s Great War
18. WW1: Women at work | History – Britain’s Great War
19. WW1: The Home Front and rationing | History – Britain’s Great War
20. WW1: Shell shock and Siegfried Sassoon| History – Britain’s Great War
21. WW1: How the British workforce united in 1918 | History – Britain’s Great War
22. WW1: The end of the war and remembrance | History – Britain’s Great War
23. Development of the contraceptive pill | History – Andrew Marr’s History of the World
24. Gandhi and India’s Independence | History – Andrew Marr’s History of the World
25. The Atomic Bomb | History – Andrew Marr’s History of the World
26. Deng Xiaoping and the Cultural Revolution | History – Andrew Marr’s History of the World
27. The Foundation of the National Health Service | History – Exploring the Past: Post War Britain
28. Immigration to London from Ghana and Jamaica | History – Exploring the Past: Post War Britain
29. Teenagers and Mod Culture | History – Exploring the Past: Post War Britain
30. Women in the workplace in the 1950s and 1960s | History – Exploring the Past: Post War Britain
31. The decline of the industrial North of England | History – Exploring the Past: Post War Britain
32. Poverty and overcrowding in London’s East End | History – Exploring the Past: Post War Britain
33. Who was Anne Boleyn? | History – The Last Days of Anne Boleyn
34. Why was Anne Boleyn suspected of witchcraft? | History – The Last Days of Anne Boleyn
35. Anne Boleyn vs Thomas Cromwell | History – The Last Days of Anne Boleyn
36. Was Anne guilty? | History – The Last Days of Anne Boleyn
37. Dorothy Hughes: The girl who broke the rules | History – Our Greatest Generation (WW2)
38. Konnie Ho: An evacuee from London’s Chinatown | History – Our Greatest Generation (WW2)
39. Gus Bialick: The boy who loved Britain | History – Our Greatest Generation (WW2)
40. Elaine Kidwell: Girl Guide to air-raid warden | History – Our Greatest Generation (WW2)
41. Freddie Hunn MBE: The boy who loved poetry | History – Our Greatest Generation (WW2)
42. Jim Purcell: The boy with no shoes | History – Our Greatest Generation (WW2)
43. Planning D-Day | History – D-Day: The Last Heroes
44. The battle for Omaha | History – D-Day: The Last Heroes
45. The Sword Beach landings | History – D-Day: The Last Heroes
46. How the suffragettes won British women the vote | History – 100 Years of the Women’s Movement
47. Campaigning for social and sexual freedom | History – 100 Years of the Women’s Movement
48. The campaign for equality at work for women | History – 100 Years of the Women’s Movement
49. How the Women’s Movement won access to birth control | History – 100 Years of the Women’s Movement
50. Recruitment tactics in WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
51. How did shellshock affect soldiers? | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
52. Going over the top | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
53. Life on the Home Front in WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
54. The war in the air in WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
55. How soldiers relaxed during WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
56. How did soldiers in WW1 cope with killing? | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
57. Death and survival in WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
58. How tanks changed the course of WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
59. Questioning the purpose of the war | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
60. Life as an officer in WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
61. Life as a munitionette | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
62. Being a pilot in WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
63. Why was the Gallipoli campaign unsuccessful? | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
64. One woman’s loss in WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
65. A German experience of fighting in WW1 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
66. The Christmas Truce in 1914 | History – I Was There: The Great War Interviews
67. Adolf Eichmann: architect of the Holocaust | History – Eichmann Documentary Show
68. How Adolf Eichmann’s trial revealed the horrors of Auschwitz | History – Eichmann Documentary Show
69. The challenge of filming Adolf Eichmann’s trial | History – Eichmann Documentary Show
70. The Eichmann trial and the State of Israel | History – Eichmann Documentary Show
71. Can one person be responsible for the Holocaust? | History – Eichmann Documentary Show
72. Poland and the Holocaust (KS3/3rd) | History – Poland Stories
73. Who were the claimants to the throne in 1066? | History – The Norman Conquest
74. 1066: The Battle of Fulford | History – The Norman Conquest
75. 1066: The Battle of Stamford Bridge | History – The Norman Conquest
76. 1066: The Battle of Hastings | History – The Norman Conquest
77. How William the Conquerer secured power after 1066 | History – The Norman Conquest
78. Revolt and resistance after 1066 | History – The Norman Conquest
79. Abolitionism and why it was opposed | History – Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners
80. British slave owners in the 1830’s | History – Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners
81. The Establishment and the Barbados Slave Code | History – Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners
82. The social and economic impact of slave ownership | History – Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners
83. Why British slave owners received compensation | History – Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners
84. A day in the life of a regency lady | History – Regency Life
85. A day in the life of a regency servant | History – Regency Life
86. A day in the life of a regency gentleman | History – Regency Life
87. How were the casts of the victims of Pompeii made? | History – Pompeii
88. What happened when Vesuvius erupted in 79AD? | History – Pompeii
89. How did the victims of Vesuvius die? | History – Pompeii
90. Can science reveal what victims of Vesuvius looked like? | History – Pompeii
91. What was the role of money and trade in the British empire | History – Empire
92. Was the British empire a force for good? (part 2/2) | History – Empire
93. Was the British empire a force for good? (part 1/2) | History – Empire
94. What legacy has the British Empire left behind? | History – Empire
95. How did the British Empire affect migration? | History – Empire
96. What can cricket tell us about the British Empire? | History – Empire
97. The invention of the steam engine | Physics – The Genius of Invention
98. The impact of the steam engine | Physics – The Genius of Invention
99. The invention of the electricity generator | Physics – The Genius of Invention
100. The invention of the first power station | Physics – The Genius of Invention
101. The invention of the turbine | Physics – The Genius of Invention
102. The typical diet of a workhouse child (drama) | History – The Charles Dickens Show
103. Factory work for children | History – The Charles Dickens Show
104. The work of Thomas Barnardo (drama) | History – The Charles Dickens Show
105. The invention of the steam locomotive | Physics – The Genius of Invention
106. The invention of the railway | Physics – The Genius of Invention
107. The invention of the internal combustion engine | Physics – The Genius of Invention
108. The invention of the jet engine | Physics – The Genius of Invention
109. Doctor Joseph Lister and antiseptic surgery | History – The Charles Dickens Show
110. How the source of cholera was discovered in Victorian times | History – The Charles Dickens Show
111. The work of Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole | History – The Charles Dickens Show
112. The invention of the telegraph by Cooke and Wheatstone | Physics – The Genius of Invention
113. The invention of Morse code | Physics – The Genius of Invention
114. The invention of the telephone | Physics – The Genius of Invention
115. The invention of wireless communication by Guglielmo Marconi | Physics – The Genius of Invention
116. Street jobs for children in Victorian times | History – The Charles Dickens Show
117. Lord Shaftesbury and Ragged Schools | History – The Charles Dickens Show
118. The invention of photography by Nicephore Niepce | Physics – The Genius of Invention
119. The development of photography by Daguerre and Fox Talbot | Physics – The Genius of Invention
120. The invention of motion pictures and celluloid | Physics – The Genius of Invention
121. The invention of television by John Logie Baird | Physics – The Genius of Invention
122. Trialling Baird and Marconi’s competing television technologies | Physics – The Genius of Invention
123. Christmas dinner in Victorian times | History – The Charles Dickens Show
124. Christmas presents in Victorian times | History – The Charles Dickens Show
125. Royal Christmas traditions with Victoria and Albert | History – The Charles Dickens Show
126. Life in a workhouse (video diary) | History – The Charles Dickens Show
127. Henry VIII – Why was it so important to have a son? | History – Fit to Rule
128. Mary I – Can a baby change history? | History – Fit to Rule
129. Edward VI – Can a child be a good king? | History – Fit to Rule
130. Charles I: Can one king destroy the monarchy? | History – Fit to Rule
131. George III: Was he really mad? | History – Fit to Rule
132. Royal childbirth: Why could having a baby be dangerous? | History – Fit to Rule
133. Daily life in Ancient Egypt | Primary History – Ancient Egypt
134. Marriage and family in Ancient Egypt | Primary History – Ancient Egypt
135. Tombs in Ancient Egypt | Primary History – Ancient Egypt
136. The afterlife in Ancient Egypt | Primary History – Ancient Egypt
137. Mummification in Ancient Egypt | Primary History – Ancient Egypt
138. The Suffragettes (dramatisation) | History – Tales from the Old Bailey
139. The Murderess (dramatisation) | History – Tales from the Old Bailey
140. The Thief-Taker General | History – Tales from the Old Bailey
141. The importance of coal | History – Why the Industrial Revolution Happened Here
142. The brains behind the Industrial Revolution | History – Why the Industrial Revolution Happened Here
143. Josiah Wedgwood: Industrial Revolution genius | History- Why The Industrial Revolution Happened Here
144. The growth of industry and factory towns | History – Why The Industrial Revolution Happened Here
145. Transport revolution: Britain’s canal network | History- Why The Industrial Revolution Happened Here
146. Why did Britain need a better road network? | History – Why The Industrial Revolution Happened Here
147. Liverpool to Manchester – the world’s first modern railway | History – History of Railways
148. The Stockton and Darlington Railway | History – History of Railways
149. Life before railways | History – History of Railways
150. The world that railways made | History – History of Railways
151. How to build a railway | History – History of Railways
152. The Maya Novice | History of Early Civilisations – Maya
153. How to Look Great Maya | History of Early Civilisations – Maya
154. Great Designs Maya | History of Early Civilisations – Maya
155. Lions’ Lair Maya | History of Early Civilisations – Maya
156. Superior Chef Maya | History of Early Civilisations – Maya
157. The Islam Novice | History of Early Civilisations – Islam
158. How to Look Great Islam | History of Early Civilisations – Islam
159. Great Designs Islam | History of Early Civilisations – Islam
160. Lions’ Lair Islam | History of Early Civilisations – Islam
161. Superior Chef Islam | History of Early Civilisations – Islam
162. Medieval Medicine | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
163. 16th and 17th Century Medicine | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
164. 18th Century Medicine | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
165. 19th Century Medicine | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
166. Modern Medicine | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
167. Vesalius, Paré and Harvey | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
168. Pasteur and Koch | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
169. Lister and Simpson | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
170. Fleming, Florey and Chain | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
171. Chadwick and Snow | Secondary History – Medicine Through Time
172. Magna Carta | Secondary History – Hunting for History
173. Medieval Antisemitism | Secondary History – Hunting for History
174. William Wallace | Secondary History – Hunting for History
175. Elizabeth I | Secondary History – Hunting for History
176. British Civil Wars | Secondary History – Hunting for History
177. The Slave Owner | Secondary History – Hunting for History
178. Burke and Hare | Secondary History – Hunting for History
179. How the health of Liverpool was transformed | Secondary History – Hunting for History
180. The history of Women’s Football | Secondary History – Hunting for History
181. The Cuban Missile Crisis | Secondary History – Hunting for History
182. The lives of WW2 Evacuees | Secondary History – Hunting for History
183. What was life like for young people in 1960’s Britain? | Secondary History – Hunting for History
184. The Rise of Mao ZeDong | History – The Story of China
185. The Taiping Rebellion 1850-1864 | History – The Story of China
186. The first Opium War 1839-1842 | History – The Story of China
187. Building a medieval castle | History – Secrets of the Castle
188. Medieval warfare | History – Secrets of the Castle
189. The Medieval World | History – Secrets of the Castle
190. Medieval trades and skills | History – Secrets of the Castle
191. Medieval daily life | History – Secrets of the Castle
192. Inside a medieval castle | History – Secrets of the Castle
193. Building a medieval castle | History – Secrets of the Castle
194. Medieval warfare | History – Secrets of the Castle
195. The Medieval World | History – Secrets of the Castle
196. Medieval trades and skills | History – Secrets of the Castle
197. Medieval daily life | History – Secrets of the Castle
198. Saxon law – compensation | History – The Strange Case of the Law
199. Saxon law courts | History – The Strange Case of the Law
200. Saxon punishments | History – The Strange Case of the Law
201. Trial by ordeal | History – The Strange Case of the Law
202. Henry II, Thomas Becket and the church courts | History – The Strange Case of the Law
203. The Development of the Jury | History – The Strange Case of the Law
204. Star Chamber and the Rack | History – The Strange Case of the Law
205. The Petition of Right and Habeas Corpus | History – The Strange Case of the Law
206. John Lilburne and Habeas Corpus | History – The Strange Case of the Law
207. The Conventicle Act of 1664 and the independence of the jury | History – The Strange Case of the Law
208. Habeas Corpus and slavery | History – The Strange Case of the Law
209. Habeas Corpus and slavery | History – The Strange Case of the Law
210. The Bloody Code | History – The Strange Case of the Law
211. The founding of the police force | History – The Strange Case of the Law