JOURNAL ARTICLES
BBC Radio 3
Anne McElvoy in conversation with Barbara Warnock, Rachel Pistol, Liza Weber and Daniel Lee about the preservation of historical documents and Holocaust research.
First Broadcast January 25, 2024
BBC Radio 4
The story of a 19-year-old refugee, Konrad Eisig, a refugee in Great Britain who was interned and transported on HMT Dunera to Australia in 1940.
First Broadcast September 27, 2021
BBC Radio Devon
The 80th anniversary of the tragedy of the Arandora Star, 2nd July 1940 and internment camps in Seaton and Paignton during the Second World War.
First Broadcast July 7, 2020
BBC World Service
The History Hour
The US Civil Liberties Act 1988
First broadcast Dec. 17, 2018
American History Too
Discover more about the so-called ‘Yellow Peril’, Japanese Internment during World War II, and why these issues are still relevant to modern day America.
TV
BBC2 - A House Through Time
A world of history within the walls of one house. David Olusoga brings the past to life, delving deep into the lost lives of everyday Britons - under the same roof, decades apart. As war breaks out, Rachel discusses the tragic story of Italian resident Claudio Foglia who became an 'enemy alien'.​
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October 17, 2024
Channel 5 - No Place Like Home
Journalist and news broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire comes home to Greater Manchester, including a visit to the notorious former internment camp, Warth Mills.
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January 11, 2023
Sky News
Should Russian tennis players be banned from Wimbledon? Trevor Phillips is joined by: historian Dr Rachel Pistol and Dr Mike Duignan, Director of the Observatory for Human Rights and Major Events at the University of Surrey.
May 3, 2022
World War II: Total War
Sky News
Dec. 26, 2016
Heir Hunters
BBC1, Mar. 3, 2014