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My Dad's War

Dad and his brother, Charlie, were sent to Norfolk as evacuees in the early war years. Things went on...

Evacuated from East Sussex to Bedford

I was 12 in 1940 when they closed my school-Seaford Senior because of the treat of invasion as we were on...

'Merseysiders in the Blitz', Liverpool Echo (early 1950's)

While making nightcaps for those who couldn't sleep, I tried to think of some way to make it like...

Do You Sleep Easy at Night?

It was a bit terrifying, but we all went to school next day; my eldest sister went to Art College. My mum...

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Manchester War Memories of a 10 year old.

All windows had brown sticky tape crisscrossed over the glass to stop it flying, and my friend Shirley...

A Dundee Bairn's War

When the bombs dropped by Dad was on duty as a special constable and helped the folks get out of the...

A Young Child Recalls Sirens and Hymns

My father played the piano and hymns or choruses were sung and a real time of fun and fellowship was had in...

Difficult Times as an Evacuee family and our Life in Dagenham by Lilly Reed

My mum said that they must have made a fortune on what they fed us, because they used to get about 7...

Blenheim Bomber, V2 Rocket and Other Incidents

Early in the war someone in authority feared that enemy aircraft and gliders might use large fields as...

The Clock On Brownlow Hill, Part 1

Adults and children running fast,To find a shelter before the blast.You saw the sky a bloody red,The blood...

Rationing Memories

In 1944 Dad took me to a concert at RAF Burtonwood, which was a US bomber group airfield> The concert...

A Kentish War

We were hop-picking in the fields, jumped into trenches and watched the sky full of silvery bombers,...

Carron Dock: Childhood Memories in Grangemouth

When I was old enough to start school I travelled up the tow path between the railway lines and the river...

My memories:A child in Kent

I still have one of the scraps of paper on which he drew a picture of himself riding in a Gharri I...

Just a Boy in the War: Blitz on Sheffield

My other reaction was that the Germans must have been pretty rotten at aiming their bombs because they had...

A Boy's Life in W.W.2 - Evacuated

Two days after being bombed out in Gosport, the whole family were taken to a church hall in the village of...

Racing Pigeons in War Time

Thorne is quite near to Lindholme aerodrome from where we could hear the low hum of the Lancaster...

Community Spirit

Norfolk's geography and proximity to the continent meant that we spent more time in the shelters...

The Smallest Firefighter

In Cologne he saw Hitler Youth marching and in the crypt of the Cathedral he saw people filling ammunition...

Evacuation

We all stood in line, each a Gas Mask and label, My sister stops crying but I wasn't able The feeling...

Bombs ober Birkenhead by "Jerry"

We learned the following day it had a full bomb load and the crew had bailed out over East Anglia, after...

World War Two Hits Moss Side, Manchester

Hitler was trying to bomb Trafford Park but his planes couldn't hit a bull's arse with a bango. So...

My Evacuation to Whitehaven

She was a very smart,upright, strict but courteous lady.Her husband, Steven was a bus conducter, they had 3...

My Grandparents' War Experiences

My other grandfather, Edward Davis, lived in east london with his brother, sister and his parents... My...

Memories of a Girl Guide in War-time

I was 9 years old when the War started, and I was a member of Congleton Girl Guides, who met at the...

A Bristol Schoolboy's Contribution

While I was towing the drum the onshore crew was tracking me with some sort of Asdic device, since I could...

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