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Al Murray has compared the war in Ukraine to the Second World War at his history-themed festival in Buckinghamshire.

He was speaking at the We Have Ways festival in Buckinghamshire.

Al Murray writes his first straight history book - Comics serious overview of the Second World War

vintage fairground, with traditional funfair attractions Historical encampment that will take visitors bake through time from the Stone Age right through to the Second World War A new Speaker’s Corner for shorter talks, late evening story-telling by the fire, live music every day, a chance to view the country’s only working Soviet T-34 tank The History Tellers  Picture by Elizabeth Perry  For the first time, there will be a Second World War Soldier School where instructors will take y...

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What notable Torontonians are watching, reading and listening to this March What notable Torontonians are watching, reading and listening to this March Pop culture recommendations from Peter Mansbridge, Bob McKenzie, Sanjeet Takhar, Tanika Charles and more “A group of friends and I are watching The Sopranos for the first time, and it’s become the common thread in our relationship. Even when we don’t have any news, we can always chat about The Sopranos. We held baked ziti competiti...

January 21, 2021 We Have Ways of Making You Talk is a weekly show exploring the war in close up, hosted by comedian Al Murray and historian James Holland as they discuss all matters Second World War. After reading George Chatterton’s autobiography, Al Murray wonders if glider operations were ever really a good idea. Meanwhile, James Holland discusses supply lines in North Africa and Italy. From the episode: James Holland: But with the glider troops, it’s even worse. Because the glider pilot...

January 14, 2021 We Have Ways of Making You Talk is a weekly show exploring the war in close up, hosted by comedian Al Murray and historian James Holland as they discuss all matters Second World War. As Donald Trump’s followers tried to seize control of Washington’s Capitol, many writers and commentators sought historical parallels to explain how American democracy had come to this. James Holland and Al Murray look back at the rise of fascism to examine how truth becomes vulnerable to the c...