Martin Parsons

Martin Parsons

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Dr Martin Parsons is director of PGCE Secondary at the University of Reading. He has established a centre for evacuee studies at the university and has lectured on the topic at the Imperial War Museum and abroad. He has lived with his family in Southend Bradfield for a number fo years and is actively involved in village activities.
24th September 2015

The History Detective Investigates: Women in World War II

Why did so many women take up new jobs during WW2? What was the Women's Land Army? How did women serve in the armed fo... MoreThe History Detective Investigates: Women in World War II

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22nd October 2015

The History Detective Investigates: Rationing in World War II

Why was there a shortage of familiar foods like bacon, butter and bananas? How did people make their rations go furthe... MoreThe History Detective Investigates: Rationing in World War II

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22nd October 2015

The History Detective Investigates: Air Raids in World War II

Where did people find shelter from bombs during World War II? What was the role of the wardens? Why did people wear ga... MoreThe History Detective Investigates: Air Raids in World War II

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15th June 2000

Evacuation in World War II

Using primary sources as a starting point for the study of wartime Britain, this series shows children how to undertake ... MoreEvacuation in World War II

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20th July 2000

The History Detective Investigates: Women in World War II

Women had to take up new jobs and joined the land army, working on farms to keep Britain provided with food. The history... MoreThe History Detective Investigates: Women in World War II

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