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BBC History Magazine

HISTORY ON THE BOX

Oct 29, 2020 2 minuti

Historian and broadcaster LUCY WORSLEY tells us about the return of her series separating historical fact from fib – and why the focus is placed on revolt and rebellion in Britain, France and Russia

The linking theme of the new run of is revolutions. Why did you choose

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