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Quand on parle d’imitateurs québécois, on pense inévitablement aux Cyniques, à André-Philippe Gagnon, à Marc Labrèche ou encore à Pierre Brassard. En compagnie de ce dernier, Laurent Turcot s’intéresse au concept de l’imitation – la mimêsis –, qui faisait déjà débat dans l’Antiqu ... Show More

Mélissa Mollen Dupuis adore Star Wars, on peut dire que c’est une grande fan! À force de regarder la saga ainsi que la série dérivée, The Mandalorian, elle a trouvé beaucoup de liens entre les cultures autochtones et l’univers fantastique de George Lucas, notamment à travers les ... Show More

La popularité des vins nature semble plutôt récente même si ces vins existent pourtant depuis le début du 20e siècle. Ce sont des vignerons du Languedoc-Roussillon, en France, qui ont été les premiers à mettre de l’avant le concept du vin dit nature. De nos jours, ces nectars son ... Show More

Winston Churchill's is the Great Life chosen by Lord Digby Jones, former Director General of the CBI. Expert contribution comes from Professor David Reynolds. Both men have vivid memories of the day in 1965 when, as children, they heard that Churchill had died. Surprisingly this ... Show More

Today I chat with Professor Andrew Roberts, a leading military historian and Churchill biographer. He’s the author of a new book titled Churchill: Walking with Destiny. We discuss the defining aspects of Churchill’s life, his political and military history, and some of his greate ... Show More

Winston Churchill is one of the most recognizable figures of the 20th Century. Voted in 2002 as ‘the greatest Briton’, he’s remembered for his unfailing leadership throughout the Second World War, as he steered Britain through its darkest hour to eventual victory. But what is the ... Show More

Ce quatrième épisode vous fait vivre les coulisses des relationstumultueuses entre le Prime Minister et le chef de la résistancefrançaise. Au programme : une courte idylle de 6 mois suivie de 3 ansde guerre larvée entre ces deux monstres d’orgueil !Notre expert et nos références ... Show More

REDIFF - Petit test de Culture Générale, qui a dit : "Le succès, c'est se promener d'échec en échec sans perdre son enthousiasme" ? Vous avez deviné : Churchill ! Elle résume si bien sa vie, cette phrase ... Certaines de ses célèbres citations, il les a pourtant "empruntées" sans ... Show More

In March 1946, the UK's former wartime leader, Winston Churchill, gave a historic speech which would come to symbolise the beginnings of the Cold War. Churchill had lost power following a crushing election defeat in Britain in 1945. Encouraged by the US President Harry Truman, Ch ... Show More

Winston Churchill is possibly the most famous politician in British history. Throughout his career, he would hold numerous positions in government, including serving as the MP for 5 different constituencies. Perhaps the most unusual of these was his time representing the Scottish ... Show More

How did Winston Churchill become so influential? What propelled him into the limelight? What made people idolise him? Realistically, there are hundreds of potential answers. But one that’s overlooked is less about politics and more about psychology. In today’s episode, I share th ... Show More

In the final instalment of our series on Young Churchill, learn how Churchill escaped a prisoner of war camp in the Boer War, becoming an imperialist hero. Discover how Churchill sought shelter in rat infested hideaways, escaped in the tight consignment of a train, plus how the s ... Show More