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1956: The Year That Changed Britain

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1956: The Year That Changed Britain - Beckett, Francis, and Russell, Tony
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1956: a defining year that heralded the modern era.Britain and France occupied Suez, and the Soviet Union tanks rolled into Hungary. Nikita Khrushchev's'secret speech' exposed the crimes of Stalin, and the Royal Court Theatre unveiled John Osborne's Look Back in Anger. Rock 'n' roll music was replacing the gentle pop songs of Mum and Dad's generation, and it was the first full year of independent television.As post-war assumptions were shattered, the upper middle class was shaken and the communist left was shocked, radical ...

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1956: The Year That Changed Britain 2015, Biteback Publishing, London

ISBN-13: 9781849549127

Hardcover