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The Historical Association: Armchair Imperialism: Television, Public Opinion and the End of Empire in 1950s Britain

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Explore how television, public opinion and the end of empire interacted in 1950s Britain, in a lecture led by Dr Marcus Collins of Loughborough. Join Sheffield’s branch programme at Birkdale School’s Grayson Building Lecture Theatre; no booking is required.

This Historical Association event is a history lecture on how television, public opinion and the end of empire interacted in 1950s Britain. It is led by Dr Marcus Collins of the University of Loughborough and is part of the Sheffield branch’s programme.

The event is held at the Lecture Theatre in the Grayson Building at Birkdale School in Sheffield. It is a branch lecture aimed at anyone interested in modern British history, media and empire, with no booking required.

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Dr. Marcus Collins, University of Loughborough

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4 March 2027, 19:30

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In-person · Lecture Theatre, Grayson Building, Birkdale School, Sheffield

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