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‘Stephen Badsey, one of the world’s leading authorities on war and
the media…’ Gary Sheffield, Forgotten Victory (2001) |
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Professor
Stephen Badsey
PhD MA(Cantab.) FRHistS Military Historian
‘If
you know your history, then you know where you’re coming from.’ Bob Marley, Buffalo Soldier |
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TV and Media
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Television documentaries Examples of my television documentary appearances include: Cyberwar
BBC / Open University – This programme is used as part of
Open University courses, the complete script is available at: Timewatch: Tanks – Wonder Weapon of World
War One? (1994) BBC Timewatch: Haig – The Unknown Soldier (1995) BBC http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004RJEQ/qid=1138812379/sr=1-15/ref=sr_1_2_15/203-5707711-3932768
Over the last twenty years I have also appeared in the following documentaries:
Timewatch: The Boer War – The First Media War (1999) BBC The Warhorse (1999) History Channel What If? The Battle of Britain (2000) BBC Knowledge Secret History: The Charge of the Light Brigade (2002) Channel Four Secret History: Magic at War (2003) Channel Four Timewatch: Mystery of the Missing Ace
(2003) BBC D-Day in Colour
(2004) Channel Four and DVD/video http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000216XKS/203-5707711-3932768.
Victory in Europe in Colour (2005)
Channel Four and DVD/video Some of the programmes on which I have advised have been released only on DVD/video. These include: The Battles of the Somme and the Ancre
(1990) Imperial War Museum
http://www.iwm.org.uk/server/show/nav.00100e003002001 The Story of the Great War (1994) Castle Entertainment for W.H. Smith The Story of World War II (1995) Castle Entertainment for W.H. Smith British Campaigns: Italy 1943-1945
(2001) DD-Video Tanks! The Battles for Normandy
(2004) Pegasus For Your
Tomorrow (2013) Word of Mouth Drama: |