Focusing on the BBC's outreach to Nazi Germany, the narrative explores the individuals behind the broadcasts during a tense period in Anglo-German relations. It uncovers the identities of those whose contributions were often shrouded in secrecy, including writers of satirical sketches that provided solace to struggling families. The book also delves into the decision-making processes regarding programming and staffing, utilizing previously unexamined archival material to offer a comprehensive view of this unique chapter in media history.
