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The Spy Who Changed History — Archives By-Fellow Svetlana Lokhova on the impact of Soviet infiltration in US universities
Based on considerable new archival research from documents and papers held at The Churchill Archives Centre, Svetlana's book concentrates on a period of academic espionage in US universities during the Cold War and dating back to before the ‘Magnificent Five’ Cambridge spy ring.
Visit from Cambridge University’s Insight Schools Programme
Each summer, Churchill Archives Centre hosts a visit from students following the Arts and Humanities stream of the University’s Insight programme. This year, Rosie Poser, who was at the Archives Centre for a couple of days’ work experience, made the selection of facsimile documents to show the Insight group.
Thatcher papers for 1988 reveal her 'deep enthusiasm' for the single market
Margaret Thatcher’s infamous Bruges speech – which helped to coin the phrase ‘Euroscepticism’ – was never intended to be an anti-European diatribe, according to newly-released archive material by the Churchill Archives Centre and the Margaret Thatcher Foundation.
The British post-war occupation of Germany and the relevance of the past to the present
Archives By-Fellowship report by Dr Christopher Knowles
World premiere of Lady Randolph Churchill’s final play — Between the Devil and the Deep Sea
Now you can share in the excitement of the world premiere of Lady Randolph Churchill’s final (and hitherto unperformed) play Between the Devil and the Deep Sea.
The keys of Tommy Lascelles
An unusual job for our conservators (one for all you fans of The Crown out there!)