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The Historian's Cut

En podcast av: The Historian's Cut

Historians and guests discuss history as portrayed in films and on TV. Each episode takes one film or series, one moment in history, two historians and sometimes a special guest

Our American listeners can also listen to The Historian's Cut at our American site

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S2 E8: What can A Sunday in Hell (1976) tell us about professional cycling in the 1970s?
Publicerades 2023-04-06

S2 E7: What can Brassed Off (1996) tell us about deindustrialisation and working-class communities?
Publicerades 2023-03-27
S2 E6: What can Casablanca (1942) tell us about refugees fleeing Nazi Europe?
Publicerades 2022-10-03
S2 E5: What can Dr Zhivago (1965) tell us about the Russian Revolution?
Publicerades 2022-08-08
S2 E4: What can Monty Python & the Holy Grail (1975) tell us about the Arthurian Legends?
Publicerades 2022-07-15
S2 E3: What can Singin’ in the Rain (1952) tell us about the switch from silent to sound cinema?
Publicerades 2022-04-19
S2 E2: What can Belfast (2021) tell us about life at the start of the Troubles?
Publicerades 2022-03-28
S2 E1: What can From Russia With Love (1963) tell us about spies and spycraft in the Cold War?
Publicerades 2021-09-30
S1 E8: What can Ran (1985) tell us about adapting Shakespeare for the screen?
Publicerades 2021-06-28
S1 E7: What can A Field in England (2013) tell us about life in 17th-century England?
Publicerades 2021-06-14
S1 E6: What can The Nun’s Story (1959) tell us about life in and outside of the convent?
Publicerades 2021-05-31
S1 E5: What can The Smallest Show on Earth tell us about cinemas and cinema-going in post-war Britain?
Publicerades 2021-05-17
S1 E4: What can Judy and Punch tell us about the history of Punch and Judy?
Publicerades 2021-05-03
S1 E3: What can Death and Nightingales tell us about 19th-century Ulster?
Publicerades 2021-04-19
S1 E2: What can Chicken Run tell us about post-war Britain?
Publicerades 2021-04-05
S1 E1: What can Pan's Labyrinth tell us about life in Franco's Spain?
Publicerades 2021-03-22
Introducing... the Historian's Cut - a new podcast
Publicerades 2021-03-18

Historians and guests discuss history as portrayed in films and on TV. Each episode takes one film or series, one moment in history, two historians and sometimes a special guest. We ask what that film or TV show can tell us about the past. And we end with an answer.

17 Avsnitt

S2 E8: What can A Sunday in Hell (1976) tell us about professional cycling in the 1970s?

S2 E7: What can Brassed Off (1996) tell us about deindustrialisation and working-class communities?

S2 E6: What can Casablanca (1942) tell us about refugees fleeing Nazi Europe?

S2 E5: What can Dr Zhivago (1965) tell us about the Russian Revolution?

S2 E4: What can Monty Python & the Holy Grail (1975) tell us about the Arthurian Legends?

S2 E3: What can Singin’ in the Rain (1952) tell us about the switch from silent to sound cinema?

S2 E2: What can Belfast (2021) tell us about life at the start of the Troubles?

S2 E1: What can From Russia With Love (1963) tell us about spies and spycraft in the Cold War?

S1 E8: What can Ran (1985) tell us about adapting Shakespeare for the screen?

S1 E7: What can A Field in England (2013) tell us about life in 17th-century England?

S1 E6: What can The Nun’s Story (1959) tell us about life in and outside of the convent?

S1 E5: What can The Smallest Show on Earth tell us about cinemas and cinema-going in post-war Britain?

S1 E4: What can Judy and Punch tell us about the history of Punch and Judy?

S1 E3: What can Death and Nightingales tell us about 19th-century Ulster?

S1 E2: What can Chicken Run tell us about post-war Britain?

S1 E1: What can Pan's Labyrinth tell us about life in Franco's Spain?

Introducing... the Historian's Cut - a new podcast