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SUMMARY:Juliet Nicolson
DESCRIPTION:Juliet Nicolson\nThe Book of Revelations\nA History of the Secrets Women Keep and Tell \nFrom the ‘silent generation’ of women in the 1950s to the influencers of the 2020s\, Juliet Nicolson has discovered long-buried family secrets\, recounted in deeply moving first person accounts. She asks if once again\, women are in danger of being silenced by censorship\, caution and fear. \nJuliet Nicolson is the best-selling author of several works of social history. \nTickets go on sale 15 August for priority booking and 22 August for general sale.
URL:https://cuckfieldbookfest.co.uk/event/juliet-nicolson/
LOCATION:Queens Hall\, High Street\, Cuckfield\, RH17 5EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Social History
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SUMMARY:Alwyn Turner
DESCRIPTION:Alwyn Turner\nA Shellshocked Nation\nBritain Between the Wars\nwith Juliet Nicolson \nUpstairs at Bookfest \nAfter the calamity of the Great War\, Britain longed for escapist fun. It was easier to spend a day at the seaside than to worry about mass unemployment\, political scandals or military manoeuvres in Europe. Combining cultural\, social and political history\, A Shellshocked Nation sketches a portrait of the country through its entertainments and scandals\, its people and political crises. \nAlwyn Turner is a historian and writer who teaches at the University of Chichester. He will be in conversation with Juliet Nicolson. \nTickets go on sale 15 August for priority booking and 22 August for general sale.
URL:https://cuckfieldbookfest.co.uk/event/alwyn-turner/
LOCATION:Upstairs at Queen’s Hall\, High Street\, Cuckfield\, RH17 5EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Politics,Social History
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SUMMARY:Stephen McGinty
DESCRIPTION:Stephen McGinty\nOne Morning in March:\nDunblane and the Shooting that Changed Britain\nwith Julian Worricker \nThirty years ago\, Britain was horrified when a man walked into a Dunblane primary school and shot dead a teacher and 16 children before killing himself. One Morning in March by Stephen McGinty recounts the lead-up to that day and the incredible and powerful true story of how\, in their darkest hour\, a band of parents used their grief as fuel in a fight with government to ban handguns forever. \nIt is a story of how Princess Diana\, forbidden to comfort the parents in the immediate aftermath\, urged their campaign on; and of how Andy Murray\, a pupil at the school\, ultimately banished the shadow over his hometown by winning Wimbledon. \nStephen McGinty produced Dunblane: Our Story which was a BAFTA-winning documentary about the shooting. He will be talking to Julian Worricker who still remembers the hours he spent on 13 March 1996\, trying to make sense of the horrific events to a Radio 5 live audience.
URL:https://cuckfieldbookfest.co.uk/event/stephen-mcginty/
LOCATION:Upstairs at Queen’s Hall\, High Street\, Cuckfield\, RH17 5EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Social History
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