Witness History
Witness History is a short BBC World Service podcast about history that takes you inside big moments from the past through first-hand testimony and archive. Each weekday, in around nine minutes, we revisit one moment that helped shape the world and...
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- When tourism came to the Maldives
- The National Health Service begins
- Longest-serving democratically elected communist government
- The trial of John Demjanjuk
- I made Lady Gaga's meat dress
- The 'graveyard' for communist statues
- Sampoong department store disaster
- First reports of Ebola
- JFK’s Ich Bin Ein Berliner speech
- My dad played golf on the moon
- The Empire Windrush arrives
- Anti-gay police raid at Tasty nightclub
- The Somali pilot ordered to bomb his own country
- Uprising in East Germany
- Ming Smith makes history at MoMA
- Sir Don McCullin’s photo of a US marine
- Malick Sidibé: Mali’s star photographer
- A Great Day in Harlem: The story behind the iconic jazz photo
- Lee Miller in Hitler's bath
- 1955 Le Mans disaster
- Last communist march before Hitler
- Facial reconstruction: From mummy to murder
- Inuit children taken from families
- The first Indian woman to conquer Everest
- Tragedy on Everest
- Mallory on Everest
- Tenzing Norgay conquers Everest
- Edmund Hillary conquers Everest
- The deadliest glacial avalanche in the world
- Trying to unite Africa