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Digging for Victory

As a young Cannock miner at the time of the First World War, he was considered by Lloyd George to be less...

Germans in Blackpool

The first harrowing experience I had was two German parachutists banging the door where I was staying in an...

My War in Kenilworth, Warwickshire

Dad was always pulling peoples’ legs and when he saw the St. John's Ambulance men, he called them...

Clyde Valley in the Blitz

7yrs old and Rollerskating one day along The Esplanade with her younger brother in tow, she was horrified...

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Just Another Day during the Blitz

I was nearly 4 years old when ww2 broke out and living in Lydford Road in Paddington W9. one day during...

The Manchester Blitz 22nd/23rd December 1940 by Alan Lambert

On emerging from the shelter it was obvious why, as the centre of Manchester was ablaze, and the bombs were...

In the Shelter: Childhood Memories in Birmingham

My school was not evacuated but I was sent down to Gloucester to stay with my Aunt Katie, that is until my...

The Coventry Blitz and Walnut Whipsicon for Story with photo

On Saturday mornings we would visit the sweetshop and buy a handful of sweets, all the time eyeing the...

A Terrifying Incident

Hayes lay in the direct path of aircraft flying to and from Germany on their way to London, and in order to...

German Aircraft

At Endon there was about five anti-aircraft guns between the Black Horse pub at Endon and the left turn for...

Air Raid on Ramsgate: John Side 3

It has been written by his daughter Lyn Davis who kindly provided it to the Thanet Libraries and UK-Online...

War Memories of the Summer of 1940

In the summer of 1940 I was an 18 year old, working as a clerk for the London County Council, in Bethnal...

Anzio Telegram

My strongest memory is of the day my aunt received a telegram concerning her eldest son who was killed at...

Memories of the Blitz

Matron Miss Gertrude Riding worked tirelessly to rescue an Auxiliary Nurse and the Chaplain who had been...

War baby

The entire village gathered for a tea party in a barn, decorated with streamers, followed by children's...

Through The Eyes Of A Boy.N.E

I was not very pleased at having to walk over a mile into Whitley Bay, but I remember thinking that I may...

Life in the Shelter in Streatham, London

During the Blitz my Great-grandmother and Grandparents who both lived in Clapham were bombed out and had to...

Memories: A Nine-Year-Old in Tooting

First we had the high explosive bombs, then the fire of London incendiary bombs... At night Lord Haw Haw...

Globe Road School in Stepney

Our office was on stand-by for manning Rest Centres at a nearby school, which was equipped to recieve...

Memories of Plymouth Blitz

On another occasion he was standing with his brother Ted watching as Jay's in The Octagon was...

If You Run Fast The Bombs Will Miss

One evening early in 1941 my uncle Ernie was having a drink in a Liverpool city centre pub when the sirens...

Bombs in Birkenhead

In the eary 1940s the Liverpool docks were a significant target for the Luftwaffe, and as we lived in...

Gravesend: The Doodlebug is Coming!

One day Mrs. Turner ran out of her house screaming for my Grandmother to "Come quick, Emma! My...

A City Blitzed: Coventry

After the Blitz there was no water as they had destroyed the pipes - we were very lucky in our street, the...

Air raids in Warrington

I was playing in one of my friends garden when we spotted a small aeroplane flying above it had what we...

Anderson Shelter Proves a Boon - to the Neighbours!

And in the little block of houses that we were in they all said, ' Oh no, we shan't need anything...

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