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Michael's War

One reason for this was that with Canadian soldiers billeted all around the area where he lived, Michael...

Childhood Wartime Memories - Part One

Also the other side of Finsbury Park near Highbury Stadium was the main line out of Kings Cross so these...

The Story of Bevin's Babes: Chapter 1icon for Story with photo

It was a strange world then, a world just recovering from the aftermath of war, when my Mother took me to...

My War Years: Evacuation from Sutton to Wales

The next few months were strangely quiet, but busy, with an Anderson shelter being built in the back garden...

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Memories World War Two at Wyke Regis

So with the Weymouth bay and harbour, the Portland harbour and the Torpedo factory, the area was of great...

A Six Year Old's Memories

We were all got up ready to go, god knows where, up until then we had never been out of the London...

'Kids at War' - A Short Story by an Evacuee

'My dear' he said, 'Nobody can take all four of you'. Once again I stated that we should all stay together and it was some time before I would accept the fact...

A wartime suburban childhood

A few yards away, there was an iron gate which led into an alleyway, which seemed about the safest place to...

A Young Boy's War: Chapter 2

However, not long after we got back we were quite happy to go down into the cellar when we were warned that...

Home Fires Burning: Childhood Memories of Carlisle

My uncles worked in the fields while my aunts tended the livestock, made butter and gathered vegetables and...

Joan Taylor -Reflections

We lived where Westtown started in a yard, bordered at the top by a road called Webster Hill and at the...

War Memories: A Child in Norwich

She and her brother came to stay with two maiden aunts opposite in our road and I was told I had to...

Sandsend at War

Although we were never actually bombed, some bombs were dropped in Whitby and jettisoned in the woods...

I Knew Hitler's Sidekick

In the seemingly ramshackle put together chapel, Father Foley, a tall ascetic looking priest conducted the...

An Evacuee with Just a Few Regrets: Memories of Lutterworth

The house of Jenkins the son, the bakery van driver, the man who also needed help, help to deliver bread...

A Boy in Dorset

Father's sister and her husband owned a hotel on the Dorset coast and held the lease of an unoccupied...

From the Blitz to the Cambridgeshire Fens 1940-1945 Part 3

I passed the 11+ examination in 1943 and was awarded an LCC scholarship and a place at a London grammar...

Memories: A Wartime Childhood in Ripon

I do remember my father carrying me to the back door of the house on a moonlight night and seeing what I...

An Evacuee in Chirk

Chirk is now much changed from that time, but the surrounding countryside is very pretty, and Sunday...

Tom's War. A Youngsters Recollections of WW2. Part 1 "The Phoney War"

The conflict was brought to Thanet's doorstep because of our closeness to the Goodwin Sands where mined...

Long Ago Not Far Away

About a quarter of an hour later after leaving home, 15a Morton Street Lawrence Hill, we walked across a...

Machine-Gunned on Swanage Beach

It was a lovely place to be, and in the fateful August of 1942 that all Swanage people remember we shared...

I will lift my eyes up unto the hills . . .icon for Story with photo

We eventually arrived in a small village, Llanwrda in South Wales, and from the village square the evacuees...

A Strange Kind of Normal: One Little Girl's Experience of the Plymouth Blitz

It was a short distance in yards, but it was a walk through a world that was very different to the daytime...

An Old Eastenders Boyhood Memories Part 6: 1944 - V1s & V2s

Missiles', in fact, was a rarely used word which, very soon after that Thursday, was replaced by...

Boyhood Memories of the War in Bedford

My maternal grandfather, William Ford, became caretaker of Bunyan Meeting, Kempston and then of St Pauls...

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