Pleasure Seekers | What the Victorians Did For Us
Adam Hart-Davis investigates the Victorian innovations that left a lasting impression on British society. He discusses the growth of the leisure industry, from seaside ice cream to music halls and theatres, the stars of which were immortalised by mass media - photography, printing, the first movies.
Tweet- Clip length: 28'58''
- Broadcast year: 2001
- History | Britain, 1745-1901
Licence: ERA Licence required
UK only
Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
Cannot be adapted
- Provider: BBC
- Channel: BBC Two
- Programme: What the Victorians Did For Us
- Episode: Pleasure Seekers
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Hitler's Last Days | Days That Shook the World
A dramatised anatomy of the final hours of Adolf Hitler, based on accounts of five witnesses who were in a secret underground bunker with him when he committed suicide.
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Episode 1 | Hitler's Rise: The Colour Films
Hitler's Rise: The Colour Films follow the Führer's rise to power, which was as unforeseeable as it was catastrophic. This first episode follows his early years.