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Easter Holiday 1941

My aunt said yes, so I being the youngest went home with her but before that, Mrs. Snelling and my dad took...

A childhood memory of the war spent in Wrexham

If anything were to happen and we were separated, if there was an air raid or something, knowing that...

One Missed Lunch

My name was Betty Lawrence, we lived at Talbot Road, East-Ham, London, E6. After a few minutes in the...

My memories of the lost years: 1939-1945. Chapter 2

Mummy was shocked when she saw me, as when I left a few days earlier my hair was in long ringlets but...

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Fly Cemetery

For lunch we had rabbit every week and for example we had our FAMOUS FLY CEMETERY, which was pastry with...

Nora's Story

On the night of the Blitz, I was on my way back from my boyfriend Jack's house where I had been for...

Selling My Sweet Rations and Other Stories

I lived at Easington Colliery in County Durham during the war and when I was about 9 years old a German...

Bombs: More Fascinating than Frightening to a Child

On the same night bombs fell on Mrs McDermot's and on Drayton Hall — Mr Vernon's house....

Childhood wartime memories of Bedford

After that we used to have loads of Land Army Girls on that car park, every weekend. My sister who worked...

Land Girls in the Field (Part Two)icon for Story with photo

These are the continuing stories of Esther Watson who, as we rejoin her story is based in Dorset, working...

Olvatine Baby Goes Flying

I had been staying with an Aunt and Uncle in Swanage while my mum was having a baby. One day I went...

Happy Memories of Mucking in Together

H.H: Well we were devastated, I mean totally frightened - you can imagine, especially with the children......

scrumping

Behind a wooden garden shed there was a wall whose red bricks weathered pink. On the anniversary of my...

Evacuation

Well, the children that were going to school, five of them were evacuated Margaret, Kathleen, Esther, Fred...

A V.E. Day Romance

One term into an M. Sc. course after a war time shortened first degree for a student in Dalton Hall. When...

A Child's War

My dad made lots of my toys; he made me a ‘bogey’ and a dolls house and my mum knitted me a...

My Memories of the War Years

The hill, which ran down from us to the stream, which is the boundary to Horbury, is called Dyehouse Hill...

Living in Portsmouth and Boscombe

Food rationing was still in force, and most brides used artificial cakes made from white cardboard for...

Memories of a North London schoolboy.

We lived at Whetstone, near Barnet in North London... At that time, my mother was working at a munitions...

Wireless in Wartime (part one)

Hitler realized the power of the wireless and beamed into British homes Nazi propaganda by William Joyce,...

The German Prisoner

I particularly liked it when, two mornings a week, Walter Dean, a local farmer would bring his carthorse to...

A Visit to Granny's Granny during World War IIicon for Story with photo

I went by bus on my own and stayed the night with her….. and the fact that during an air raid in...

My family at war

My father worked for Shorditch Borough Council and contributed with firewatching duties on the roof of Old...

An evacuee in Augher

The evacuation came along and children under fifteen were asked to g to the country for their own safety...

1939 - 1945

Boys memories of village life during the War

From Beausale we could hear the planes going over for the terrible raid on Coventry, you could tell whether...

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