Episode

Horizon: Listen and Be Loyal

Name: Horizon: Listen and Be Loyal
Released: 1974-08-05
Duration: 60 min
Cast: Michael Mosley, Paul Vaughan, Alice Roberts, Hannah Fry, Richard Feynman

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Overview

Horizon brings you a report by Tom Harrison on anti-nazi propaganda in Britain during World War II.

Details

Series: Horizon
Season: Season 11
Episode: Episode 23
Air date: 1974-08-05
Runtime: 60 min

Episode context

Listen and Be Loyal is Episode 23 in 1974 of Horizon. It aired on 1974-08-05. The runtime is 60 min.

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