Showing posts with label documentary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documentary. Show all posts

Friday, August 7, 2009

Year 12 Modern - Civilians in WW2

Hi folks. the trial is rapidly descending upon us, and so we move on to our last topic that could be in the exam: civilians in WW2. We will be looking at the social and economic effects of the conflict on civilians in BRITAIN and GERMANY, as well as the HOLOCAUST and NAZI RACIAL POLICIES.

For a good summary of the Home Front in Britain, check out this BBC History page - WW2 People's War. It covers topics such as the Blitz, rationing, and internment of enemy aliens, with a focus on the stories of survivors.

You could also try this other BBC page, with a more political focus.

Also useful is this government site with a focus on school activities, based on the collection of the British National Archives.

For Germany, you could try watching the World at War episode 'Inside the Reich', on youtube. here is the first instalment:

Friday, July 10, 2009

Year 12 Ancient - Athens Documentary

If you get bored in the holidays...here is the History Channel docco on Ancient Athens. It is in three parts, so link through to the next instalments.

Have a great holiday!

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Year 12 Modern - Battle of Britain

Hi guys. Sorry there hasn't been much Modern stuff recently, the Ancient classes had their assessment this week, so the focus has been on their material. I will hopefully be putting some exam advice up for you tonight, ready for Tuesday. For the moment, though, here is the very detailed and well-produced documentary on the Battle of Britain. I reckon this whole series (Battlefield Britain) is worth watching just for fun!

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Year 12 Ancient - Salamis Documentary

Hi Salamis experts - here is the video we watched in class today, courtesy of the History Channel: