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A look at how the character of Berliners has been defined by a struggle for freedom.
Documentary telling the story of Balmoral, the Royal Family's most private residence. (R)
Czech PM Ladislav Adamec formally announces the end of the communists' monopoly on power.
Lucie Skeaping profiles the blind 18th-century organist and composer John Stanley.
Psychoanalyst Michael Brearley delivers a talk about the nature of leadership.
John Simpson returns to Prague to speak to those who lived through the Velvet Revolution
Did Argentine officers commit war crimes against their own troops in the Falklands War?
Mike Thomson investigates Britain's role during the 1970 coup in oil-rich Oman.
Sandi Toksvig on the appeal of Mary Wollstonecraft's book Letters Written in Sweden.
Janet Todd explores the magical literary past of a garden on the island of La Giudecca.
The events and characters of Ireland's history are brought to life.
Katie Hickman tells how diplomats' wives were welcomed to new homes.
Mark Stephen explores the Highlands lodge that inspired the village in TV's The Prisoner.
Janet Todd traces Mary Wollstonecraft's reactions to the events of the French Revolution.
An increasingly affluent and confident Britain is rocked by the Suez crisis.
Stephen Duffy showcases recent work from our very own BBC SSO.