´óÏó´«Ã½

Explore the ´óÏó´«Ã½
This page has been archived and is no longer updated. Find out more about page archiving.

15 October 2014
WW2 - People's War

´óÏó´«Ã½ Homepage
´óÏó´«Ã½ History
WW2 People's War Homepage Archive List Timeline About This Site

Contact Us

You are browsing in:

Archive List > The Blitz

Stories categorised in 'The Blitz'. These stories may contain references to other themes.

More stories

A 1941 Air Raid

All this kept out the shrapnel, but could do nothing about the noise of the bombers overhead, the...

Sheffield Blitzicon for Story with photo

It was a parachute bomb and it had exploded, badly damaging approximately 12 houses in a horseshoe shape in...

Childhood Wartime Memories

Probably only known today for its beer and to historians for its motto: “Sacrarium Regis, Cunabula...

I Can See The Stars

My Grandfather Edward Stubbingtonlike so many would re-count,the tale often,. My Nanlistening silently but...

Photo Gallery
The Blitz Photo Gallerylink to gallery

Photos that were contributed with stories in this category.

icon for Story with photoStory with photo

A Grave Story Indeed!

Another bomb exploded about 150 m away damaging the roof of Alan's house with flying debris. A stick of...

A Bomb Blast at an Aid Station in Portsmouth

She became a nurse and was in Portsmouth during the bombing of the port during WW2....

The Anderson Sheltericon for Story with photo

My father was an air raid warden, brother Ken was away in the army. brother Ray was in the Home Guard and...

Coventry Blitz 14th November1940

Later that night mother had just handed me a cup of Horlicks when the sequence of bombs got nearer and...

Memories of the Blitz in Stratford, East London

Many thousands of Londoners were killed during that awful period, and we ourselves were bombed out of our...

A Belfast Blitz

It's not widely known today that Belfast was heavily bombed by the Germans during the war. said Sam...

Incendiary Bombs

The raid had been what we termed and incendiary raid, high explosive to break open the buildings then...

The Night of the Blitz: Childhood Memories of Norwich April 1942

We had a little Norwich canary called Jimmy, and Mum used to insist that he came into the shelter with us....

The Morning After An Air Raid

As we stood on the doorstep, my grandmother a little behind and to the left of my mother, and myself on the...

Memories of the Nottingham Blitz

We found out afterwards that an incendiary bomb had crashed through the scullery roof, bounced off the...

Surviving a Direct Hit in Bristol

Although we had been provided with an Anderson shelter in the back garden, only the day before, it was...

Hackney Wick at War(in Brief)

As the war progressed we began to see POW's ,Italians in Victoria park And Germans out on Waterden...

Doreen's Sheffield Blitz

We had our car parked there and my father opened the passenger door for me and put in my seat, he then...

Eva's Wartime Memories

I lived on the Victoria Dock Road but we called it 'the Marsh', and as children we would see the...

A starry night in Swansea 1941 Part 1

The view point commanded a panoramic scene from the top of Townhill, the black sky full of stars,...

Evacuated to Westhead

On 1 September 1939, two days before the Second World War broke out I was evacuated to Westhead near...

Blitz at Ducket Street, Stepney.

I remember him crying with relief at seeing us and this left white streaks down his cheeks.He then decided...

Springbourne Ladies Remember (Betty & Moira)

Betty lived in Swansea during the War. After the War, Betty moved to Birmingham to work in the BSA factory....

A Harrowing Account of the Belfast Blitz

All the mills were in that area, Edenderry Mill, Ewart's Mill and Brookfield Mill and a fortnight...

Living in Doodlebug Alley

This part of South London was known as ‘Doodlebug Alley’ because the German planes came...

Liverpool in the Blitz

Because of the docks Liverpool was bombed nightly. The planes had arrived by sea at the docks and were...

Air Raid: Liverpool Blitz

My Uncle slept in the attic and when he went up there he found a big hole in the roof and lying...

Explore the archive
Browse the full archive list

Most of the content on this site is created by our users, who are members of the public. The views expressed are theirs and unless specifically stated are not those of the ´óÏó´«Ã½. The ´óÏó´«Ã½ is not responsible for the content of any external sites referenced.



About the ´óÏó´«Ã½ | Help | Terms of Use | Privacy & Cookies Policy
Ìý