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Wednesday 26 June 2024
Who? Tom Palmer on Finding Characters for your Historical Fiction
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Who? When I write a history story I have to decide when the action is going to take place – and also where to set it. I also have to dec...
Wednesday 5 June 2024
D-Day 80th anniversary special - by Robin Scott-Elliot
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Bob Johns paused on the stairs and cocked his head to one side. He could hear his father’s snores. He smiled to himself and stepped carefull...
Saturday 11 February 2023
Children At War by Vanessa Harbour
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With history we often talk about silent voices – those who have no voice and who had no chance to tell their story. Children could be percei...
Wednesday 25 January 2023
The Windermere Children: The story of 300 child Holocaust survivors who came to the Lake District
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In 1945 the people of Lakeland welcomed three hundred child Holocaust Survivors into their community. Lake Windermere (photo Susan Brownrigg...
Wednesday 14 September 2022
Visiting history by guest author Tom Palmer
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As well as looking at pictures and photographs, interviewing people, going to museums, watching films, YouTube, historical documentaries, re...
Wednesday 24 August 2022
“Any Old Iron” Guest post by Elizabeth Wein
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The garden of my house in Perth, Scotland, lost its iron rail fence in World War II – not to an enemy bomb, but to patriotism. All over the ...
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Wednesday 4 May 2022
Bletchley Park special by guest author Alison Weatherby
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Secrets. We all have them. Some are small – when you’ve eaten your little brother or sister’s sweets or bought a surprise for your mum’s...
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