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Bloomberg Narrator (1:22)
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Podcast Host (Danny Bird) (1:54)
When Elizabeth II came to the throne in 1952, British Britain, though left bankrupt and reeling from the Second World War, was still a major global power. By the end of her reign in 2022, the longest in Britain's history, the nation and its place in the world was in a markedly different place. In this episode of the History Extra podcast, Sir David Cannadine speaks to Danny Bird about the dizzying changes of the second Elizabethan age, from de victorianisation to de industrialisation. How did the UK change around the monarchy and how did the monarchy respond?
Interviewer (Danny Bird) (2:31)
David When Elizabeth II became queen in 1952, there was real talk of a new Elizabethan age. Looking back, was that ever a meaningful comparison or was that more a reflection of post war optimism than reality?
Sir David Cannadine (2:44)
