The 'good' Churchill
"Never was so much owed by so many to so few", the famous line by Churchill marked one of the definining moments in 1940.
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The Things We Forgot To Remember - The Battle of Britain
A look at the pivotal moments of the Second World War, from the BBC/OU series 'The Things We Forgot to Remember'
Read nowThe Things We Forgot To Remember - The Battle of BritainLevel: 1 Introductory
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The Battles of Britain - Transcript
In this edition of The Things We Forgot To Remember, Michael Portillo discovered that The Battle of Britain wasn't the only significant turning point in the Second World War.
Read nowThe Battles of Britain - TranscriptLevel: 1 Introductory
The 'bad' Churchill
1943, as then a British possession, India suffered a disastrous famine in the north-eastern region of Bengal. At least three million people are believed to have died - and Churchill's actions, or lack thereof, have been the subject of criticism.
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The legacy of Empire: The Bengal Famine
Does the Bengal Famine shape the way Indians view the British?
Read nowThe legacy of Empire: The Bengal FamineLevel: 1 Introductory
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Listen to: The Bengal Famine
A massive humanitarian tragedy - but one which barely gets remembered just sixty years on. Listen to The Things We Forgot To Remember on the Bengal Famine.
Listen nowListen to: The Bengal FamineLevel: 1 Introductory
The British
How did Britain see Churchill and what he represented, and how did Churchill view Britain?
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A Tale of Two Funerals: Shifting Britishness
How has British national identity changed over the last forty years?
Read nowA Tale of Two Funerals: Shifting BritishnessLevel: 2 Intermediate
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An Island Race?
"Are people who live on islands different in some significant way from those who inhabit the 'mainland'?" asks Nigel Clark
Read nowAn Island Race?Level: 1 Introductory
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