From period-defining oratory - 'We shall fight them on the beaches' - to obscure and illuminating interviews, the radio broadcasts of the BBC are an invaluable archive of material on the Second World War. Voices from Britain tells the history of Britain's involvement in the conflict through the transcripts of the BBC, featuring leaders and commentators such as Churchill, Atlee, Bevin, Chamberlain, de Gaulle, Thomas Mann, FDR, E. M. Forster, and Ed Murrow. Written and researched by critically acclaimed historian Henning Crabbe, it is an important and fascinating contribution to Second World War history