A Royal Tour of the 20th Century - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
This episode explores World War II and the optimistic years that followed it, including Elizabeth's first solo public engagement as a royal in April 1943 and her large-scale 1950s Commonwealth tour
Episode 2
This episode examines the 1960s, exploring the changing role of the Windsors' relationship to the Commonwealth and the political upheaval in the world
Episode 3
This episode examines the 1970s and 1980s, opening as the world is in the grip of the Cold War, and Elizabeth II makes her first visit to a communist country.
Episode 4
The final episode begins in the 90s and also looks at the next generation of royals in the new millennium as the legacy of the Windsors continues.
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