Anne Boleyn: Coercive Control, False Accusation, and Henry VIII
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Anne Boleyn: Coercive Control, False Accusation, and Henry VIII
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Anne Boleyn is often remembered as Henry VIII’s “beheaded” wife or a cautionary tale about the dangers of ambition. In this episode of The Forgotten, Dr Becca Watterson revisits Anne’s story through the lens of coercive control.
This episode explores how power, surveillance, false accusation, and reputational violence shaped Anne Boleyn’s downfall, and how the law was used to turn a queen into a criminal. From Henry VIII’s pursuit to Anne’s trial and execution, this is a survivor-centred history of control, punishment, and erasure.
Blending rigorous historical analysis with modern understandings of abuse, this episode asks what Anne Boleyn’s story reveals about coercive control, then and now.
The Forgotten is a survivor history podcast uncovering hidden stories of abuse, coercion, and survival. Because every name, every story matters.
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