Greeted by Simon Blackwell, Parker enters into the depths of the newly rebranded Ministry of Truth. But as Parker will soon discover "Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program".

Join us for an enthralling journey through a century of resistance and survival, as we uncover the story of Poland—a nation that stood resilient in the face of occupation, tyranny, and hardship. From the heroic acts of the 'Cursed Soldiers' to the inspiring emergence of the Solidarity movement, this episode delves deep into the struggle for freedom and human dignity.

In this series, the History Files team embarks on a journey to unravel the intricate forces propelling the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Beginning with the foundational episode, we delve into the fundamental aspects. Episode One explores the origins of Arab Nationalism and Zionism, shedding light on the aspirations of these two pivotal sides in the region of Palestine. Join us as we delve into the roots and aspirations that have shaped this enduring struggle.

In this episode, we explore the intricate web of internal and external factors that led to the end of apartheid in South Africa. From mounting political pressure and economic sanctions to a changing social landscape, join us as we dissect how these elements interacted to topple one of the 20th century's most oppressive regimes.

In this episode, students will cover seven past paper questions in regard to the topic The Nuclear Age. Questions covered will include;

- Describe the political impact of the nuclear incident at Chernobyl.

- To what extent did issues of proliferation influence the movement towards nuclear disarmament?

- Explain the risks associated with the use of nuclear energy

- Describe the doctrine of Mutually Assured Destruction

- Explain the role of the United Nations in the move towards nuclear disarmament

- Evaluate the view that the benefits of the Nuclear Age outweighed the risks.

- What impact did the Potsdam Conference have on the birth of the Nuclear Age?