Mothers who waved goodbye: Evacuation in World War II
Millions of mothers waved goodbye to their children evacuated to safety in World War II; others travelled with them; and others provided foster homes. Their little-known stories are explored by Professor Maggie Andrews or the University of Worcester.
Видео Mothers who waved goodbye: Evacuation in World War II канала History West Midlands
Видео Mothers who waved goodbye: Evacuation in World War II канала History West Midlands
Показать
Комментарии отсутствуют
Информация о видео
Другие видео канала
Perceptions of Pollution: Early Industrialisation in Birmingham and the Black Country
Peaky Blinders: Aftermath - Carl Chinn
Forging Ahead: Austerity to Prosperity in the Black Country 1945-1968
Forging Ahead: Austerity to Prosperity in the Black Country 1945-1968
‘O Brave New World?’ Shakespeare, Birmingham and America
Roman Wroxeter – a place of myth & romance
Shaka - The King of the Zulus
Highbury Restoration the story so far
Chance Heritage Trust - Need pioneers for community share offer now available until 16th April 2020
Worcester Moments: River, Religion and Royalty Trailer
Mappa Mundi final
Short History of Baskerville for Hic Jacet with Caroline Archer Video
Tristram Hunt talks about Dawson
Righting the Wrong - Mary Macarthur 1880-1921: The Working Woman's Champion
History of Women in 100 Objects: Lady Curzon's Peacock Dress
James Watt and slavery: The untold story
History in 100 Objects: Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Adrian Lester Patron of the 'Everything to Everybody' Project
Everything to Everybody - Adrian Lester
Professor Ewan Fernie, Project Director talks about this globally significant initiative