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A Young Girl's War in Falconwood and Edenbridge

My family - Mum, Dad, older brother Norman and younger sister, Valerie and me - lived in Falconwood, just...

Childhood Memories from the Second World War: In Penn, Wolverhampton

We caught the trolley bus into Wolverhampton and then walked to the station, each of us carrying a bag or...

WW2 as seen through the Eyes of a Greenock Schoolboy

Most of the boys took a keen interest in the types of aircraft used by both sides; the German Heinkel,...

The Depression and World War Two: Part 3: Childhood Memories

Shrapnel, bomb and shell casing fragments, were all important to children during World War11... Children...

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Our Loss in Hughes Mansions, 10 May 1941

The unhappiness of my sisters prompted a phone call home and soon we were taken back home to Hughes...

The Story of Bevin's Babes: Chapter 5

She also writes about her own birth, her unusual layette made from surplus fabric imprinted with secret War...

Buzz Bombs to VE Day (continued)

Mike Gerrard: Well my father was most of the time 鈥, half the time he was in this country, yes I was...

A Shed Full of Mills Bombs:A Boy's Memories of WW2 in Maidstone

Maidstone suffered terrible casualties one day when a lone Dornier, aiming at Rootes Motor Repair Sheds,...

My Life in Folkestone during WW2icon for Story with photo

As the Germans were only 21 miles away across the Channel they would send shells over and although we were...

EVACUATION FROM LEEDS 1ST SEPT. 1939. CHAPTERS 5 & 6 & 7

On that first Saturday evening, Aunt Lil, along with Mrs Elam and another lady took us to the cinema to...

Evacuated to Canadaicon for Story with photo

Over in Belgium where my Uncle Donald, was Chaplain to the British Embassy and Vicar of Christ Church in...

1940 Evacuation

The big move to get children to safer areas was underway, and most were being moved to Somerset and Devon...

A Child's War -Part 3

Nearly all were wearing a vest emblazoned in dark blue with the German eagle above a swastika in a circle,...

Growing up in Whitehaven, Cumbria during World War Twoicon for Story with photo

Mark came to Whitehaven with a large number of children accompanied by their teachers, one of whom was a...

Len Parker -Boyhood experiences

It was after a particularly bad day decoying wood pigeons that I decided I wanted a twelve bore and...

Hitler v Brighton Boy Part 3b

There was plenty of open country behind Brighton and we would hear the machine gun or cannon fire as the...

Memories of Early Childhood During WW2: Part 1

In fact, earlier in the war, the Germans who had more accurate guns, would reply to deadly effect to such...

My Wartime Childhood Memories

Our local 鈥楤ritish Restaurant鈥 was a few hundred yards away in Long Ditton village hall,...

Recolections of the Second World War part 7

By the time I was in shape to walk around, the three week Easter holiday had begun so I was shipped off...

Memories of a Young Schoolboy

I was born in 1936, the youngest of four children, in the City of Wakefield, and my earliest memory of the...

My Wartime Memories of Bedford as a Schoolboy Part 2 - Bedford Modern School in wartime

Again I think it's quite illustrative that I remember one morning, it would be a Saturday morning, I...

Recolections of the Second World War part 9

On one memorable Sunday morning, our group of cadets was addressed by an old boy from the school, probably...

Childhood in Londonicon for Story with photo

Three brothers left home the same day, two went in the air force to France and ended up in Dunkirk and one...

Childhood Memories of an Old Norfolkboy of WW2

Childhood memories of an old Norfolk boy of WW2 by Alan-Arthur I lived in the Village of Old Buckenham...

Jim's War: Glasgow Bombings, Rationing, Schooling, Scouting

My uncle Joe and his son, also called Joe, had visited us from America in the summer of 1938 or 1939... It...

A Child's War -Part 9icon for Story with photo

A copy of the Japanese Edition of the Mainichi would be 鈥渂orrowed鈥, then taken upstairs and the...

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