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America in Korea: a failed occupation?

Episode 2375

For three quarters of a century, the Korean peninsula has been divided between two very different regimes that are bitterly opposed to each other. Bu…

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The real Miss Moneypennys: the secret history of Britain's female spies

Episode 2374

From cleaners to codebreakers, women’s contributions to the history of British intelligence have often gone unrecognised and forgotten. But in actual…

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Andrew Carnegie: life of the week

Episode 2373

How did a man who crushed unions in Gilded Age America come to see himself as humanity’s benefactor? Speaking to Elinor Evans, historian and biograph…

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Wages for housework: the daring 1970s campaign that challenged women's roles

Episode 2372

In the 1970s, a global group of feminist activists banded together with one demand: 'wages for housework'. Emily Callaci explores this campaign in he…

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Ancient Roman theatre: everything you wanted to know

Episode 2371

Who went to the theatre in ancient Rome – and what kind of spectacle would they have expected to see? And did the drama performed on stage reflect th…

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Haiti's first and only king

Episode 2370

Born to an enslaved mother in the British Caribbean in the tumultuous, brutal world of the late 18th century, Henry Christoph's role in the Haitian R…

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How the Cold War made the modern world

Episode 2369

For most of the latter half of the 20th century, the world was frozen in a standoff. The Cold War era was defined by the ideological fissure between …

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Alva Vanderbilt: life of the week

Episode 2368

Climbing to the top of Gilded Age society in 19th-century America, socialite Alva Vanderbilt made headlines for being one of the first elite women to…

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How women were erased from economic history

Episode 2367

Across 12,000 years of history, prosperity has flourished in societies where women could fully participate – and faltered when they were pushed to th…

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The Phoenicians: everything you wanted to know

Episode 2366

They gave us the alphabet, charted the seas by the Pole Star, and built Carthage – once Rome’s greatest rival. So why have the Phoenicians been forgo…

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