33. Lady Mary: Our Woman in Constantinople

33. Lady Mary: Our Woman in Constantinople

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371. The First British Indians: Last Sikh In Lahore (Ep 3)

Who was Bamba Duleep Singh, the self-styled 'Queen of the Punjab'? How did she survive Partition to become one of the last Sikh residents of Lahore? Why did she turn her back on British high society in favour of radical Indian revolutionaries? Why was her attempt to become the fi ...  Show more

370. The First British Indians: Saving Jews In Nazi Germany (Ep 2)

**Unlock the entire First British Indians series ad-free by joining the Empire Club at empirepoduk.com** During the rise of Hitler, how did a brown-skinned Indian princess survive living in Germany? Who was Catherine Duleep Singh, the ‘Indian Schindler’ who rescued Jewish familie ...  Show more

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