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

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Playing with the rabbits

Almost every day there was new bomb damage, the sight of bombed houses with one side gone snd the insides...

Playing with the rabbits

Almost every day there was new bomb damage, the sight of bombed houses with one side gone snd the insides...

Playing with the rabbits - feedback

Almost every day there was new bomb damage, the sight of bombed houses with one side gone snd the insides...

Life in Hamburg during WW2 - Chapter 3

During that night of intensive bombing, whole suburbs of Hamburg were wiped out and flattened to the...

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Southborough Wartime childhood - part1

Dad up-ended one of the arm chairs in the same way with its underside towards the window, and slept on a...

Southborough Wartime Memories - Part 1

Dad up-ended one of the arm chairs in the same way with its underside towards the window, and slept on a...

Bombed as a Boy and a Miracle for Mother

Most windows were covered diagonally with strips of sticky brown paper ostensibly to stop glass flying...

Southborough Wartime Memories - Part 1

Dad up-ended one of the arm chairs in the same way with its underside towards the window, and slept on a...

Bombs Away

On a school bus journey from Newport to Ryde one morning after a night of intense aerial activity, I was...

My Life Story.....The War Years

Then came the fateful night late in 1940 when, at high tide, the sea walls around Langstone Harbour, which...

ON THE DAY THAT WAR WAS DECLARED PART 2

One night the bombers attacked Birmingham until about midnight and suddenly switched to Coventry and...

When Will the War End Mummy?

I suppose it was the reactions of mother, aunts and grandparents which communicated a fear of this...

The Morning After (Sheffield 'Blitz') — Part 1

The morning after the first Sheffield 'blitz' on the night of 12/13th December 1940, my father,...

Life in Hamburg during WW2 - Chapter 2

My Sister lived in Uelzen,, a small town about 90 kilometres from Hamburg. My Sister left Hamburg again...

A Boy in the Blitz

Our family consisted of my father, who was a London policeman working at Scotland Yard, my mother, and my...

South Shields at war part one

My duties consisted of writing letters, invoices, etc, getting insurance stamps from the post office and...

War is Declared

I remeber one occasion on the 2nd night, the Deputy Chief Constable, Chief Supt Hingston, arrived at the...

Life in London Blitz

I was born in 1924 and for the first six years lived at 187 High Street Shadwell in East London, a stones...

Born, Bombed and Buried in Bermondsey

Home, where I was born in April 1930, was in a ground floor flat in Rotherhithe New Road, property of the...

Helping Dad with Fire Watching Training - Part Two

One night I was in bed by the wall between the front and back cellars when I yelled "Bombs mum." at...

Bombs in Rural Rutland Chapter 1icon for Story with photo

Mr Denny Griffin, the village baker was looking out of his bedroom at the Bakehouse on Church Street at the...

Graham Kirby's Blitz

The children stared at their mother in terror, their ears strained against the uncanny silence, listening...

Graham Kirby's Blitz

The children stared at their mother in terror, their ears strained against the uncanny silence, listening...

My families experience of the blitz in December 1940.

The children stared at their mother in terror, their ears strained against the uncanny silence, listening...

My families experience of the blitz in December 1940.

The children stared at their mother in terror, their ears strained against the uncanny silence, listening...

Peggy's Blitz

I lived at home in Coventry all through the war and lived with my parents, sister Enid and foster brother...

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