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A Small Boy in Southwick

The pavement underneath the lamp was used for 'Itchy Dabber' - you would slide a heavy stone or an...

His Story The War Years of Frank L Scott

These have included frequent employment in a medium artillery role, action in an anti-tank screen, and the...

War Through a Boy's Eyes: In Liverpool

German bombing of Britain did not begin in earnest until August 1940, nearly a year after the war started,...

Woolwich in the War

One of the German planes landed in the back garden between Ann Street and Robert Street, in lower Woolwich,...

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The Manchester Christmas Blitz - December 1940

The many thousands of incendiary bombs released over Manchester on the Sunday night caused the biggest...

Coventration

I lived at 12 Clara Street , Stoke , Coventry , with my mother , brothers Alf , Charlie and Len and...

London in Wartime: ARP Work, Blitz, Battle of Britain, Digging for Victory - and Celebrations

London in Wartime: ARP Work, Blitz, Battle of Britain, Digging for Victory - and Celebrations. Until D-Day...

Travels of a Captain R.E. (Searchlights)

The terrible war in France, Belgium and Holland, with the German Panzer Divisions racing through the top...

Wartime in London

I seem to remember the lack of butter and margarine most of all and I recall, when on one occasion having...

Extracts from My Life by Hilda Maris: War Years in Sheffield

Ron was fully occupied with his army training at Catterick and also taking part in the sports programme,...

Memories of a Schoolboy: In Norfolk and Wimbledon

My first real war memory was being piled into our 1927 Austin 7 on the evening of September 1st.1939 and...

A Landgirl's Memories of WW2

She was the only member of the family who never married and nurtured a lifelong interest in agriculture and...

The War in the West - A Child's Perspective

Soon came upon our ears the sound that we learned to dread, the characteristic throbbing of aircraft...

Mind My Bike

Liverpool police truncheons were commonly two-and-a-half feet long, made of hard wood with a leather thong...

Memories of a Wartime Teenager in London

If Dad and I had been in a different type of work we could have 'evacuated' ourselves, Mum and the...

Early Wartime Thoughts, ATS and Army Post

We all helped each other to cope in the best way we could and when our war with Europe was won in...

The Time of My Life: WW2 Childhood Memories

In the glass lean-to, which was in the garden directly below my bedroom window, a new...

Bombings, Near Misses, Brutal Schooling - and More: A Childhood in Guildford

The part which really got to him was that German paratroopers were going to land on Stag Hill and take...

Baedekker Raids and My Family: In Norwich

The main road gave us a choice-turn west toward Norwich or east toward Lowestoft. The only other direction...

Infant on the Home Front: In Norbury

Preparations included the issue of gasmasks; making black-out blinds; taping-up the window panes; eldest...

The Coventry Blitz

The first bombs I shall never forget the first bombs to be dropped on Coventry. As Coventry began to...

The Greenock Blitz: May 1941

"It was still empty and we had six staff and they said the youngest of the staff would go to other...

Evacuated From London - The Clapton Family Story

A few days after we settled into Stepps Cottage and mum had collected Doreen, George and Lily from their...

My Wife Irene鈥檚 Wartime Story By LEONARD J.SMITH

The bullring was a very special place with a special atmosphere of its own which was lost for ever, out...

Peggy's Wartime Memoriors

One of our friends from Dumfries, Tom, was now in the RAF and stationed nearby so when my godfather's...

My War Years in London and Warwickshire

Anyway, Grandad decided that Mum and I should leave London and go to Alderminster to escape the bombs. I...

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