Auntie's War

Auntie's War, authored by Edward Stourton, offers readers a fascinating exploration of the British Broadcasting Corporation's pivotal role during the Second World War. Published in 2018 and spanning 432 pages, this insightful narrative reveals how the BBC not only chronicled the events of 1939-1945 but also shaped public perception and broadcast journalism in Great Britain. Stourton masterfully delves into the challenges and triumphs faced by BBC reporters, presenting a captivating account that is both informative and engaging. Recognized as a BBC RADIO 4: BOOK OF THE WEEK, Auntie's War invites you to discover the rich, untold stories that influenced our current broadcast culture. Join Stourton on this remarkable journey through history and understand the profound impact of wartime broadcasting.