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Kindness and Friendship

We then moved to Walton by Kimcote as we already had some relatives that had moved to the village, but they...

The Blitz in Liverpool Remembered

As I was closing the door, I saw a blaze of light very close at hand, and I decided that an incendiary...

Wartime Schooling

I remember being there when the Bristol Aircraft Co suffered a daylight raid and hearing the explosions...

The Blitz and Ballymacarretticon for Story with photo

Down side of the Lagan in the former village of Ballymacarratt and a large proportion of the incomers were...

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Packing Up The Office Equipment During The Air Raids

Betty Pearce was born in 1926, her full name is Eunice Elizabeth Pearce, whilst generally known as Betty...

The world war 2 story of George William Ewens

In April 1945 we sailed to the Far East through the Mediterranean and up the Suez canal until we came to a...

Roland's War

Our family comprised my mother, Emily, my sisters,Renee and Barbara and my younger brother, David. My...

Bombed Out in Salfordicon for Story with photo

During the 1940 Manchester Air Raid Joan worked at Metro Vics in Trafford Park Manchester, once home from...

Mary: Liverpool Blitz

Dad had gone to bed as usual, he never stayed up late like mam and myself. The realisation tht we has been...

My Mother's Letter about the Blitz in Cardiff

That was the land mine that dropped on the Cathedral, and the first crash was another mine that dropped on...

A starry night in Swansea 1941 Part 2

Another Friday night in Swansea, my mother and I went down the hill on the little red bus to a dance in...

Barrage Balloons On The Loose

I still have vivid memories of the "Blitz" on Coventryin November 1940, as during each air-raid...

Belvedere Boy

The Hornchurch spitfires were rumoured to be underground. Most 9 year olds believed that spitfires circled...

Enemy Action over Baldockicon for Story with photo

I have seen pictures of a particularly nasty incident when a flying bomb hit a bus outside the old Adastral...

My Lost Teens

But whenever the siren went, my mother would herd us all into our home made dugout shelter in the garden...

The Mark of Zorro: Buzz Bombs and Near Misses in Ealing

Between me sleeping through separate blitzes and being excited out of bed by a maverick buzz bomb in very...

Jean Brace- Living Through the Blitz

Because she disliked using the small air raid shelter in the garden Jean usually hid in the cellar or under...

Blitz On the Elephant and Castle

First of all Friday evening a bomb dropped on the Elephant, Rockingham Court got most of it but haven't...

The Day I Was Buried Alive

We lived in Cleves Road named after one of Henry VIII's wives as were all the roads around us, e.g....

The Day War Broke Out

Another Sunday, I don't remember the date, but it must have been in 1940, I was going to Chatham to see...

Early Memories: Stone Steps, an Air-raid Shelter and a Rescue

Stone steps led down from the back door into a yard with an outside lavatory and a coal house... I remember...

Coming Home from Work in the Blitz: Wybourne, Sheffield

This continued down Cricket Inn Road and Maltravis Road by which time the bombs were nearer to me... I made...

That's One of Ours: Memories of Bristol

We saw less of the war than our families in South Wales and Bristol who were suffering from air raids most...

Pillow Saved My Life

Even there I could not escape the bombs because one morning Mick and I woke up to see the ceiling was...

A Child's Recollections of the War

However Streatham and Croydon began to suffer many hits as the rockets fell short of the targets of central...

Plymouth Blitz

My next terrifying experience was in 1941 when 1000 incendiary bombs were dropped on Plymouth, the...

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