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The Blitz and the first ? Doodlebug

We heard the high pitched scream of bombs coming down, the scream getting louder and louder and the pitch...

He won the George Medal

He was the elder of two boys who had six sisters, the children of Lewis Karbatchnick and his wife Chaya,...

The Wednesday Blitz 25th September 1940

There was an early Air-Raid Warning at Bristol Aeroplane Company factory in Filton — Electrical...

The curse of the misplaced posting

The aircraft Crashes onto the back of the house in Stow Park Avenue Newport Gwent... Whom he had risked and...

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A Superior Air Raid Shelter

During the first couple of years of the War, German aeroplanes regularly passed over Amble, presumably on...

My fifth birthday

I shall always remember my 5th birthday,the first birthday that I had during the war as it falls on...

Blackout

Too soon it was to multiply to a cacophony of noise when the blitz on London began: the river being a sure...

Roy - In Memoriumicon for Story with photo

My uncle Fred and his wife Flo, and their son Roy, lived in the first house in Charlton Road, Kingswood, a...

Diving for cover

As a young boy I used to go down to the docks with a young man called Adam Kevan who was a...

Ashley Street, Birmingham

And my mother had had enough - she would not drag teh kids all over the place any more so down we...

Wartime Memories

By then the bombers were coming over day and night to bomb London... Our neighbourhood was hit regularly as...

A CHILD'S MEMORIES OF THE BLITZ AND ALSO THE PHONEY WAR

I have many memories but the main one centres on the night when my father was badly injured with shrapnel...

Fathers birthday

After the terrific dust had settled the boy next door, Ron Coleman and I went out to rescue our neighbours...

Doodlebugs

If this happened while we were at school, our teacher Mrs Manktelow, would tell us to get under our desks,...

LUCKY ESCAPES

I was 13 in 1940, living with my parents and 2 sisters in a terrace house about 100 yards from the main...

Wartime Memories of East London and Essex

I was born in East Ham in April 1940 at the home of my grandmother, and although my parents at that time...

REMEMBER THOSE DAYS - MARY MOGRIDGE

If the siren went in the night our mum and dad would get us all out of bed and sit us on...

"I Remember"

As I said the planes did come and bombs were dropped, I do remeber hearing a plane one night, one could...

The Ups and Downs of The Auxiliary Fire Service

Seeing the chaotic aftermath of the first big raid on Bristol we presented ourselves at the Auxiliary Fire...

Air Raids in Handsworth

On the 11th December 1940 we were all settled in the shelter when Mrs. Murphy knocked on the door saying...

The Blitz of London

Our house was on the direct flight route into central London and as soon as an air raid siren sounded, my...

Nita's storyicon for Story with photo

My family consisted of my mother Kate, my brother Gerry and myself, Nita Schneiderman, as I was then known....

Shire Hall, Nottingham - Raid.

On the night of the raid, a warm night, we were sitting on the steps of our office on Kayes Walk, opposite...

Terror on the Dock Road

Adam, my Carter friend, who stabled his horse in my grandmother's stable had not yet been called up for...

Phyllis Wyatt - The Bombing of Bristol

The bombs still fell on Bristol and I used the office phone to check the hospital was still standing before...

The Morning After Manchester's Worst Night of the Blitz

I had a job as a clerk at Fred Fishwick Ltd on Peter Street in Manchester - which was exactly opposite the...

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