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Oh Happy Days (Part One)icon for Story with photo

We had a choice: army, navy, air force, land army or munitions. At Oxford station, I met the lady who was...

George and Sid's War Time Village as Childrenicon for Story with photo

A certain number were distributed to each village, Fred the younger one, would say at each village 鈥淚...

College Street at War.

I lived in a very poor part of Bristol - which now appears to have been forgotten -College Street which was...

War Time Schooldays

On the night of the Sheffield Blitz, my Mum, my Dad and I were in the Forum cinema, which stood where the...

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FINDING FOOD IN OCCUPIED HOLLAND

I can still feel it, it was the most terrible thing in my life, that I had to go on this horrible...

Brenda鈥檚 Memory 4

One day Margaret and I decided we would have a 鈥減arty鈥 and invite the boys 鈥 we would be...

The Two Sides Of the Coinicon for Story with photo

On arrival in Wales Barbara and myself were billeted with Mr and Mrs Preece in Maesteg... My time in...

A Country Child`s War. West Malling Airfield.

West Malling airfield was extended on the south side, almost to our house so aircraft landing and taking...

My Account of The War by Audrey Roberts

We had three girls from Bristol school Audrey and Doris French and another girl and two boys from Dagenham...

How some Children helped the War effort in their small way- with a lot of help.

Every week we went via two bus services right across Bradford to the Sunday School building of a Chapel to...

"A WARTIME CHILDHOOD IN HULL, BOSTON & LEICESTER"

My husband's story "George Brown's War with the Middlesex Regiment" can be found at...

Ruby Watkin's War

He came down from Newcastle to see me and we went with my friend Jean to see her mother's grave in a...

Wartime Childhood, Stroud

At one of the stops he looked out of the window, saw it was Stroud station, got his kit and just walked...

MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR TWO

Milk was delivered by a horse-drawn milk float, the butcher's van was horse-drawn and the paraffin man...

MR P EVERED MEMORIES OF WAR

When I went home they were building defences because of the first threat of invasion, and I can remember...

Some of a boys WW2 Memory Snapshots

Again in the autumn of 1939 in Burnbank road I recall the siren being sounded and being carried on my...

Meandering through wartime memories

That week there were raids on two nights and my Great Auntie, who was looking after my older sister, my...

Hugh Rank's Wartime Story

In July 1938, 4 months after Hitler occupied Austria, Hugh fled from his home in Vienna. On retirement Hugh...

V1 Flying Bombs and our own Duck Alert

George was also provided with a harem of four Khaki Campbell lady friends, who were at the time the big...

Canadian Mascot?

A later or earlier date we were in a cottage in Churchsettle, East Sussex and close by was a detachment of...

The Plague of Doodle-bugs

This was the first of Hitler's pilotless planes carrying high explosives, which were called V1s but...

Barrage Balloon Site 30

A telephone call requested the staff to pull in the balloon as quickly as possible because a British bomber...

1940-1945 Through the eyes of a Child

My earliest memory is lying in my wooden crate watching my Mum killing beetles with my black patent shoes....

Eleen Ikoku (n脙漏e Sandwell)

The Chatham House boys and Clarendon girls used to meet each other in the Town library, which was right in...

Dat to Day life during World War Two

Because it was obviously dangerous living near London, some children were evacuated to parts of Great...

Wartime Plymouth by Alan Boase

On one occasion the bombers decided to loose their load right over Nancegollen I ended up trying to comfort...

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