One Hundred Men
This 59-minute film by York Professor Daniel Yon documents the story of one hundred men who, in 1949, were recruited from the Island of St Helena in the South Atlantic to work as agricultural labourers in England. A range of themes invoked by this unusual moment of migration within the British world to do with race, identity, citizenship, and the meaning of Britishness are explored through first-hand accounts and archival sources.
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The Best of St Helena - The People
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Beyond the Map: Meet the Weatherman of St Helena Island
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What Saints say about St Helena - 'Lifelong friends'
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The Island Where Napoleon Was Sent to Die
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The Judges Didn't Think She Could Sing... But Then She Opened Her Mouth!
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Heidi Brühl 1966 - Hundert Mann und ein Befehl
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British country names explained
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Flying to St Helena Airport
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The City of Jamestown St Helena - to Live, Work & Explore
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