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Wartime memories

The Blitz The first bomb we had was an unexploded incendiary which landed 4 yards from our back door and...

Life for a child in WW2

The first family we lived with was one of these, they spent the rest of the war years in Shadwell London,...

Memories of the Second World War-Part One

Warrington did not experience much bombing and was especially fortunate when one thinks of how Liverpool...

Cedric Tilley

When the Sirens sounded the Messengers rode their bikes to the Police Station and then rode out to alert...

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A long stay in Wales...

German aircraft tried to bomb the railway line trying to find the factory, which was underground but did...

In and Out of Ipswich

In the apparent wisdom of our then government, it was decided to bring children from the Ilford High school...

Early Memories of Jeanne Hyde in Coventryicon for Story with photo

We also used to go for tea to Uncle Sid and Aunty Ethel Hydes house at 18 St Osburgs Road, Coventry. One...

Sheffield During Wartime - A Living History Lesson - Part 1 of 4

I remember after the Blitz that we had in Sheffield 鈥 we had two very big bombing raids 鈥 we as...

Memories of a War-time Evacuee Ann Jenkinsicon for Story with photo

World War 2 began in September 1939 but did not affect me very much until the next year, although my father...

Evacuation - Third Time Lucky

Hazel Strong, my cousin, who was then aged ten and a quarter and myself were marched, crocodile fashion,...

Holding Hands With The Enemyicon for Story with photo

It is difficult to describe my feelings at the moment when I learned that 鈥榤y鈥 survivor was...

child evacuee

And we went, there was a train load of us from Glasgow, well, we were dropped off at Buchlyvie, Gargunnock,...

A BIRMINGHAM BOY'S MEMORIES OF WAR

Up on the hill we could see how the sky had lit up by the fires caused by incendiary bombs and...

I was an Evacuee

She agreed and I was installed at 43 Duffryn Road with Auntie Bessie together with another evacuee called...

"WAR GUESTS" in Canada, 1940-1943

Without hesitation she cabled back "Yes" and set about finding accomodation in the village, and...

Stratford in the War

On the corner where the doctors鈥 surgery is now in Chestnut Walk, all that building was used for the...

THE 鈥淣OT SO QUIET鈥 EVACUATION

I recall my Uncle saying that the aircraft was returning from a raid on Liverpool; however, several women...

A Schoolgirl in Guernsey

At the end of the war my dad went back to Guernsey as soon as he could in the summer of 1945,...

Barbara's Schooldays - Bristol 1939 - 1941

We spent a lot of time out of doors, playing in the street, on roller skates, with skipping ropes, balls,...

Memoirs of Gwenyth Eileen Baker (nee Hall)

My cousin and her friends put on concerts for the local children, mostly emulating the stars of the day,...

My War Part I - Evacuation

It was my understanding that good preparation had been made prior to the outbreak of war: householders in...

1939-1945

VAUXBELET COLLEGE EVACUATED FROM GUERNSEY TO ECCLES AND HALE

The family haulage firm of E. J. Gould & Son was run by my Dad, Reg and his brother Ken and nearly...

Extra Stars for the Americans

At Bicester the milk van from the village of Fringford, where we were actually evacuated to, came to pick...

wire, bombs and pows

And I met up again with Hans Loson, and he could still speak English and could still write English, but I...

Evacuation of Children from Birmingham to Coalville, Leics. Sept 1939

Evacuation of Children from Birmingham to Coalville, Leics. That first day of the evacuation of children...

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