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Greenock: WRNS and Blitz

I joined in Greenock and had my medical in Glasgow where I wanted to be a dispatch rider but unfortunately...

Memories of the Liverpool Blitz

One bomb landed a short distance away at a house at the back of Townsend Avenue creating a very large...

Recollections of war: In London and Devon

We eventually arrived in Glasgow and we undertook a lengthy train journey to visit my grandparents in...

My War in Peckham, London: Childhood Memories

During this period on two occasions I had to dive for cover going home from school when marauding German...

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A Child at War:Stanningley West Yorkshire

This did cause some consternation to my parents when I sauntered into the kitchen and placed it on the...

A Starry Night in Swansea 1941 part 3

The Patti Pavilion was a popular dance hall for local girls and servicemen of several nations. With the...

The Beginning of the Blitz on London

I was born and grew up with my Mum, Dad, sister and brother, in East London 鈥 Bow E.3 and Bethnal...

The War as I Saw It

One day my elder brother went to queue up at the butchers and I was in the basement of this small terraced...

Night Raid on the Tyne. 1942.

Children brought toys, or prams with their dollies, And their parents brought blankets and flasks of hot...

My Father in 7th Loyals / 92nd LAA

On June 6, the troop 鈥 consisting of six self-propelled 40mm Bofors Guns, ammunition lorries and a...

A War Evacuee

Village children went in the morning, and Londoners in the afternoon... Nothing was happening in London so...

A Night Out at the Theatre: Bombing of Sheffield

Mother didn't want to go as the night before she had listened to William Joyce who broadcast propaganda...

A Wartime Experience

On Sunday 29th December 1940, at the end of the Christmas holiday spent at home in Bradford, I had to...

World War Two Seen by a Child in Liverpool and Wrexham

Prior to 1939 my family moved from Liverpool to a small bungalow outside Wrexham....

Evacuation from Salford

My two older sisters and I were assembled with a large group of other children at Mount Carmel school,...

Part of my Experience Living Through WW2 1940: London Blitz

Our home was in a small street in Canning Town called Elphic Street very close to the London Docks and East...

Greenock and the Blitz: Miss Allan

No.. not serious ones but there was a few casualties there, there was a lot of incendiary bombs as well...

Three Nights Blitz on Swansea

We at this time were having numerous raids over Swansea, and the surrounding areas but these were nothing...

Looking Upwards

Give them hell.'' It was only after the war that I learnt that Churchill had ordered Bomber Command...

Incendiary Raid -Newport, Maesglas, Gwent

Also during this raid the house three doors away from Author had a direct hit with an incendiary bomb on...

54 Lombard Street

I joined the secretarial staff of Barclays Bank, 54 Lombard Street, London, in 1938 aged almost 17 and even...

Pasties in Wartime

This shop was famous for those savory pasties and they were always in great demand by our people in their...

Memories of a Bootle Boy [D.Carruthers]

Her husband, my 鈥渟tep grandfather鈥 was my Uncle Jack, a marvellous gentleman, who was about 60...

Voluntary Work in Greenock during World War II

The Wellpark West Church had a whole lot of things stored and that was to be for mothers and children if...

The London Blitz and V Weapons

We stopped in a pub in Southgate I think the Rising Sun from the garden looking to the east the sky was...

A Teenager in wartime London 1939-42 by Edna Stafford (nee Hodgson)

My elder brother, who some months later worked away in the building trade, going to Scotland and Ireland,...

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