23 - 29 June 2025 - Broad Chalke, Salisbury
The podcast from the Chalke Valley History Festival
Released every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
How did the women of Paris live, love and die in the 1940s? Why did some Parisians collaborate while others resisted? From saving other people’s children, to embracing Nazi philosophy to retreating to the Ritz with a lover, acclaimed writer, Anne Sebba, examines the many different choices made by the Parisiennes in order to survive the war.
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